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VENETIAN PLASTER.
Venetian Plaster is a traditional lime-based finish known for its refined texture, soft movement, and distinctive marble-like sheen. Applied by hand in fine layers and burnished to a natural polish, it adds depth and luminosity to walls and ceilings — creating a sense of quiet luxury in any interior space.
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Ideal for both contemporary and classical settings, Venetian Plaster offers a clean, elegant alternative to paint, wallpaper, or tiles. Its organic beauty and artisan application make every surface one of a kind.
COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Venetian Plaster is ideal for interior feature walls, ceilings, fireplaces, alcoves, and decorative spaces. Not suitable for wet zones unless sealed.
Venetian Plaster is a traditional lime plaster made with slaked lime and marble dust.
Usually 2–4 days, depending on surface preparation and number of coats required.
Venetian Plaster is not naturally waterproof, but can be sealed for added protection in low-moisture environments.
Venetian Plaster is durable, but small hairline cracks can occur, especially on unstable substrates or with impact.
Minor damage can often be easily repaired, more extensive damage will require reapplication of the full system.
No ongoing maintenance is required. Dust or clean gently and reseal as needed if used in splash-prone areas.
Available in a variety of pigments, finishes (matt, satin, gloss), and application techniques to create different textures and levels of sheen.
AFTERCARE
Gently dust with a soft, dry cloth. For light smudges, use a barely damp cloth. Never scrub or use chemicals or scouring pads.
Avoid sharp impact or dragging furniture against the surface. Maintain ventilation in humid areas.
Venetian Plaster is not stain-resistant, although marks can often be polished out or touched up.
Minimal upkeep is required, regular dusting with a soft, damp cloth is sufficient.