Marmorino, travertine and specialist mineral finishes, applied in multiple coats and worked to a depth of colour and texture that paint cannot replicate. Every wall is unique, for feature walls, media walls and full rooms across Manchester, Liverpool and Preston.
Venetian plaster is built up in multiple thin coats of trade-only mineral material, then worked and polished to bring out depth and tonal variation that a flat painted wall simply can't achieve. Marmorino, travertine-effect and other specialist mineral finishes each bring their own character.
It suits feature walls, media walls, salons, showrooms and full rooms where you want a wall that people actually stop and look at.
Getting the surface properly prepared before the finish goes on is what separates a result that looks incredible at ten years from one that looks tired at two. It's not what we lead with, but it's what everything else depends on.
Marmorino is a specific type of Venetian plaster made from slaked lime and marble dust, known for its soft, cloudy depth of colour. Venetian plaster is the broader family of polished mineral plasters that includes marmorino, travertine-effect and other specialist finishes.
Correctly applied over a properly prepared wall, it can last decades. It's a mineral finish that hardens over time rather than a coating that wears off.
It costs more than standard paint because it's applied by hand in multiple layers using trade-only materials, but it's typically priced per room or per wall depending on the finish and texture chosen.
Certain Venetian plaster and marmorino finishes can be sealed for bathroom use, though microcement is generally the better choice for fully wet, high-moisture zones like shower enclosures.
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