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Polished plaster is a unique material for interior surfaces that lets us create a smooth and high gloss finish that mimics marble. These characteristics make Polished Plaster the ideal ceiling surface solution. You can use polished plaster to bring the cool and clean appearance of marble...
As decorative plastering experts, the main question we ask ourselves with uneven surfaces is: why is the surface uneven? Often followed by: would polished plaster be suitable for this uneven surface? Uneven surfaces are often a characteristic of older properties. If you live in an older...
Homeowners are always looking for ways to give the spaces they use the most a little something special. The bathroom is one such space - a space that should be a treat to bathe in and relax in with lit candles and a glass of...
Polished plaster or Venetian plaster can transform any wall into one that convincingly resembles solid stone. All pure Venetian plasters are a mixture of limestone powder and water. As the mixture dries, it reacts with carbon dioxide in the air and turns back into solid limestone...
Concrete is an excellent choice for flooring in areas where durability is a must. There’s a reason why it is poured to make foundations - because it’s load bearing and enables a flat surface to be created almost anywhere. It is also exceptionally durable, which...
Distressed surface techniques used on walls and ceilings perfectly mimic the appearance of worn, older surfaces and bring character to a space. When designing shabby chic and industrial-type spaces, making walls and ceilings look antique is not a new concept. This has been done since the...
Micro cement is an interesting material because it mimics the appearance of concrete while being as appliable as a stucco or normal plaster. Unlike regular cement, micro cement is suitable for both horizontal and vertical applications, so can be applied to walls for a decorative finish....
Polished plaster has been used for thousands of years to decorate walls and ceilings. Pioneered by the Egyptians, it was refined by the Romans and Venetians over thousands of years, creating the stucco we know today. The material witnessed something of a renaissance in the UK...
Micro cement is a liquid polymer modified cement coating which is applied thinly to floors, walls, stairs and sometimes ceilings. It is a high-performance alternative to regular cement with greater flexibility and crack resistance without the thickness of regular cement. It’s also easier to work...
Polished plaster is a mixture of lime putty and natural stone dust, which when polished, mimics the appearance of solid stone like marble or limestone. Because each plaster mix is unique, no two applications appear the same. This makes it a great choice for hotels who...
