venetian
Going grand? Go Venetian.
Venetian plaster works well for classic, grand architectural spaces– think high vaulted ceilings and intricate, detailed archways. It is characterized by its smooth, polished, marble-like finish.
Opalescent Venetian plaster in a Herzig-designed L.A. home.
venetian
Going grand? Go Venetian.
Venetian plaster works well for classic, grand architectural spaces– think high vaulted ceilings and intricate, detailed archways. It is characterized by its smooth, polished, marble-like finish.
Opalescent Venetian plaster in a Herzig-designed L.A. home.
venetian
Going grand? Go Venetian.
Venetian plaster works well for classic, grand architectural spaces– think high vaulted ceilings and intricate, detailed archways. It is characterized by its smooth, polished, marble-like finish.
Opalescent Venetian plaster in a Herzig-designed L.A. home.
Application
Application
Venetian plaster, also known as marmorino, is a mixture of plaster and marble or limestone dust, making it more durable and longer-lasting than regular plaster.
Venetian plaster, also known as marmorino, is a mixture of plaster and marble or limestone dust, making it more durable and longer-lasting than regular plaster.
Applied with a trowel in multiple thin layers, each layer is allowed to dry and harden before the next one is applied. As the plaster dries, it undergoes a chemical reaction with the carbon dioxide in the air, gradually transforming into a durable and polished surface with a distinctive stroke-like appearance.
Applied with a trowel in multiple thin layers, each layer is allowed to dry and harden before the next one is applied. As the plaster dries, it undergoes a chemical reaction with the carbon dioxide in the air, gradually transforming into a durable and polished surface with a distinctive stroke-like appearance.
It is a more expensive form of application since its application is heavyweight and limited in application to interior/exterior walls and ceilings.
It is a more expensive form of application since its application is heavyweight and limited in application to interior/exterior walls and ceilings.
Appearance
Appearance
The final finish of Venetian plaster is often described as lustrous, with a rich depth that mimics the appearance of natural stone or marble. It has a smooth and glossy surface that reflects light beautifully, adding warmth and sophistication to any space.
The final finish of Venetian plaster is often described as lustrous, with a rich depth that mimics the appearance of natural stone or marble. It has a smooth and glossy surface that reflects light beautifully, adding warmth and sophistication to any space.
Pigments can be added during the mixing process to achieve a wide range of colors and tones.
Pigments can be added during the mixing process to achieve a wide range of colors and tones.
Plank & Pillow created a concrete fireplace look with venetian plaster.
Plank & Pillow created a concrete fireplace look with venetian plaster.
Durability
Durability
Its smooth surface makes it relatively easy to clean compared to some other wall finishes. However, it is important to use gentle cleaning methods to avoid damaging the plaster.
Its smooth surface makes it relatively easy to clean compared to some other wall finishes. However, it is important to use gentle cleaning methods to avoid damaging the plaster.
Routine maintenance typically involves dusting with a soft cloth or vacuuming with a soft brush attachment to remove surface dust and debris. For more thorough cleaning, a damp cloth or sponge with mild soap and water can be used to gently wipe the surface.
Routine maintenance typically involves dusting with a soft cloth or vacuuming with a soft brush attachment to remove surface dust and debris. For more thorough cleaning, a damp cloth or sponge with mild soap and water can be used to gently wipe the surface.
Metallic plaster in wine room by Lauren Grumbles.
Metallic plaster in wine room by Lauren Grumbles.
Pros
• Highly customizable with varying shades and pigments.
• Durable, luxurious aesthetic.
• Breathable, which helps regulate humidity levels indoors.
Cons
• More expensive than roman clay or limewash techniques.
• Polished look may not be to everyone’s liking.
Pros
• Highly customizable with varying shades and pigments.
• Durable, luxurious aesthetic.
• Breathable, which helps regulate humidity levels indoors.
Cons
• More expensive than roman clay or limewash techniques.
• Polished look may not be to everyone’s liking.
