A wall finish simulating marble, is achieved by applying thin layers of plaster tinted with color pigments. The result is a textured surface with depth and visual appeal, often used for interior walls and ceilings to emulate the luxurious look of traditional Italian architecture. This technique involves burnishing the final layer to create a smooth, polished appearance.
This method offers a unique aesthetic, bringing elegance and sophistication to spaces. Historically, it was favored in Venetian palazzos and villas for its beauty and durability. Today, it is valued for its ability to create a seamless, artistic surface, adding character and value to both residential and commercial properties. Its use also contributes to indoor air quality, as it is typically made from natural materials.
