Polished plaster, also known as Venetian Plaster, Marmorino or Stucco Veneziano, is one of the oldest decorative materials known to man, yet today it adds a unique style and richness of character to homes and commercial premises.
Ideal for a range of interior walls, polished plaster is especially popular for hallways and living room areas in homes and in commercial environments, such as restaurants and bars, reception areas and boardroom locations. In addition, because it is water resistant, polished plaster is also widely used in bathrooms and kitchen areas, as well as patio areas and swimming pools.
Its application is a highly-skilled and technical process and Effects Interiors founder Suzanne Mansell is a fully qualified applicator with over a decade’s experience. An extensive range of textures and finishes is available, from the highly polished to pitted or textured, and with an almost infinite range of colours available, Effects Interiors offers a specialist colour matching service.
Styles include:
Marmorino – a fine stucco containing marble aggregates; Travertino – with its natural stone appearance;
Classic Polished Plaster – often referred to as Venetian plaster;
Stucco – which provides a glossy mirror-like finish.
Learn more about Polished Plaster here, see Polished Plaster examples in Scandinavian Style.
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What is Polished Plaster?Polished plaster, also known as Venetian Plaster, Marmorino or Stucco Veneziano, is one of the oldest decorative materials known to man, yet today it adds a unique style and richness of character to homes and commercial premises. 
What are Paint Effects?Whether the requirement is for a feature wall to create a stunning office backdrop, a charming all round antique wash for a living room, a signature colour to highlight a much-loved family treasure or to recapture the essence of sunshine-filled days, there’s a paint finish to match. 
