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Polished plaster is a very durable material. It has to be, since it is designed to be a decorative feature on its own without a coat of paint or wallpaper. It is unprotected, just as a stone wall is. And yet, polished plaster can hold...
Traditional Venetian polished plaster, also known as Marmorino, Spatulato, Marble plaster, Italian plaster or Stucco Veneziano, is not suitable for outdoor application. Although when applied indoors it is sealed to make it waterproof and water-repellent, the sealing process is not robust enough for outdoor use. Tadelakt...
Creating a feature wall is always an exciting project. Most people look to paints and wallpapers to create a great feature wall, which are perfectly legitimate and decent ways to go about it. But there are alternatives. Here are some of those alternative ideas: Micro-cement Cement is...
Stencils and polished plaster may not sound like a natural match in your head, but the two go together beautifully. What stencils do is they replace freehand art. This means, plainly, that artwork / detailing comes pre-cut as a stencil. The stencil can then be used...
Concrete is no longer being used as just a flooring material. Interior designers adore concrete for its textured surface and neutral colour. Concrete finishes are also fire and water resistant, breathable, and extremely durable, which makes them highly suited to commercial spaces like restaurants, bars, shopping...
Venetian plaster is an Italian finishing plaster (stucco) loved by interior designers for its beauty and luxurious, high-end finish. It can be applied to a variety of different surfaces -- so long as they are porous. These include stone, permeable concrete and drywall, making venetian plaster...
Travertine polished plaster has been seen as a luxurious interior design material for centuries, and has made a huge comeback in recent years. While it was traditionally used in homes, Travertine polished plaster is also ideal for use in commercial settings. Here are some suggestions for...
Polished plaster has taken the interior design world by storm over the last few years, with residential and commercial customers falling in love with its luxurious appearance. However, if you want to add an extra dimension to your décor, you should consider the latest development...
There are a many types of stucco which are suitable for polished plaster projects. Some date back to before Roman times, while others came about in the last century. Regardless of how old they are though they all have a place in a project. We can...
Polished plaster has a beautiful finish, but it isn’t desirable in every setting. Sometimes a room calls for textured plaster solution, perhaps to create an industrial vibe, or to create a contrast between a polished or wooden floor and walls. Unlike a polished finish, a textured...
