This was a joy to work on. Working with a local designer we went with a heavier venetian plaster or marmorino to achieve and aged aesthetic to make it look like cut stone. The plaster was applied over newly build moulding details and woodwork with this finish specifically in mind. Click on the button below to read more about this project’s details.

This was a joy of a project to express some creativity for an area design firm. We used two colors to achieve a cloudy point of interest in this airy living room. The color contrast is not paint, it is the color of the actual plaster skillfully blended together. At an angle it has a soft texture with an almost satin sheen.

We were so excited about doing this for a great designer out of Brighton, Mi. Walls and ceiling were completed in a waterproof plaster system from one of our Italian suppliers. The pictures do no justice in expressing how luxurious and intimate this space is.

It’s not often we paint walls anymore, but when we do it is going to be exciting. Our client here wanted something of interest in their sitting area that led up to the open kitchen. After a few inspirational photos, we were able to install this in no time. With simple materials and proper installation, there are so many good ideas out there to imagine and liven up a space.

Sometimes we create custom art work with the plasters we use. What makes the difference in comparison with what you see in big box stores or other creators is that those are made with inferior products and materials. The colors and authentic textures create one of a kind tangible wall hangings or framed center pieces that are easy conversation starters and don’t look cheap or generic.

An example of creative thinking and problem solving. We were asked to create a log cabin photo booth and in a short amount of time, this is what we came up with. For something temporary, we were proud to have been able to do pull this off. For someone with bulkheads or soffits in their home, this is a creative alternative to demolition and installing a beam.

We had the privilege of working on a museum to create ancient stone walls out of specialty plasters, paints and cements. These are not real rocks! Think of the possibilities for wine cellars, fireplaces, bars, displays etc.

Through the many projects we have been commissioned for we have created a nice collection of samples for our library. Liquid metals, waterproof plasters, mica, smooth surfaces, metallics, heavy texture and concrete, there is no limit to what we can do.