What is Venetian Marble Plastering?
Used since the 16th century, Venetian marble plastering is made by mixing slaked lime putty the finest Italian marble, granite or glass to create a stunning, highly polished finish. Sometimes known as marble plaster, Italian plaster, or polished plaster, it can provide an effect that looks similar to marble itself.
London Office, Reception and Lift area
Renovation of an office in London, we were tasked with the job of rejuvenating the reception and lift area. We used polished plaster grey spatulata finish on the walls, which added a modern vibrant finish. The job was completed start to finish in 5 days.
We decided to go with the grey spatulata finish as it complemented the entrance really happy with GS&M
Why Choose Polished Plaster?
Evoking the luxury and beauty of historic Italian architecture, Venetian plaster is seeing a renaissance in modern interiors. Providing a glossy, opulent look upon application, marble plaster can be used to dramatic effect on walls, ceilings, and commercial spaces.
With a current trend toward using plasters within design, the appeal of using polished plasters is that there are a huge range of possibilities. Textured options create visually interesting hewn surfaces which can compliment smooth finishes such as high shine floor tiles, or a lift lobby. Highly glossed applications allow for reflection of light – looking almost mirrored in appearance and can be used to highlight the beauty of ornate architecture or perfectly blend with a minimalist aesthetic.
Whether you are looking for your walls, ceilings or other services to make a bold statement, or prefer them to create the perfect backdrop to compliment your other interior décor, there will be a solution that suits your requirements.
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