Plaster with depth, movement and light.
Venetian and polished lime plasters, Marmorino and relief textures — worked and burnished by hand for walls, ceilings and feature pieces.
Swipe through the finishes.
Close-ups from our projects — every finish here was applied by our team.
Worked by hand, finish to finish.
A marble-effect polished plaster feature wall from one of our projects, photographed as finished.
- Lime-based finishes
- Colour and sheen agreed on samples
- Pairs naturally with microcement
Decorative finishes for rooms that deserve them.
From soft satin to a stone-like polish, including marble-effect veining.
Matte, tactile finishes — ribbed and relief textures for feature walls.
Range hoods, fireplace walls, vaults and columns finished as one piece.
Completed by our team
Plaster range hood over marble
Textured vault with arched window
Polished plaster living room
Samples first, then the wall
Photos & a short call
Send a few phone photos of the wall and finishes you like. We tell you honestly whether Venetian plaster, Marmorino or a relief texture suits the space.
Wall check on site
We look at the wall itself: flatness, cracks, moisture and the existing finish. Any repair or preparation goes into the written scope.
Samples first
Colour, texture and sheen are developed on sample boards and approved before any wall is coated.
Applied and burnished by hand
Thin coats are applied and burnished by hand to match the approved sample, with the room protected, daily clean-up and care instructions at handover.
What decides the price.
Plaster is priced on the wall in front of us, not from a catalogue. These are the things that move the number:
What the surface is now and its condition, checked on site, with any preparation listed in the written scope.
Square metres, ceilings and vaults, and the access needed to reach them.
The finish, colour and sheen you choose on samples.
Elements such as range hoods or fireplace walls finished as one piece.
We do not publish price lists. Read more: Venetian plaster or microcement?
Venetian & polished plaster, answered
What is the difference between Venetian plaster and microcement?
Venetian plaster is lime-based and burnished for depth on walls and ceilings. Microcement is cement-based and can also run across floors and into showers.
Can it be used in a bathroom?
Yes on walls away from direct water, such as powder rooms — not inside a shower.
Can I see samples first?
Yes. Colour, texture and sheen are agreed on samples before work starts; hand-applied finishes always vary slightly.
Tell us about the space.
A short description and a few phone photos are enough to start. Most consultations take place at your project site.
