01Stucco
The word "Venetian plaster" refers to traditional Italian plaster treatments that are used to give walls and ceilings the appearance of marble or stone, instantly adding a wow factor to any area. Our craftsmen at Polished Plaster Sydney can produce custom finishes that fit your design using natural materials imported from Italy and centuries-old processes. You can choose between highly polished concrete stucco, which replicates the look of polished concrete, or fine marmorino tinted using natural pigments to match your color scheme and give the illusion of depth and texture burnished to a glass-like finish. Travertino naturale, on the other hand, replicates the look of natural stone, particularly Sydney sandstone with ashlar block lines that mimic solid stone blocks. Our specialty is crafting genuine, organic stone and lime plaster finishes that will give your walls the appearance of centuries past.
One of the most popular decorating methods for ceilings and walls is Venetian stucco. a painting method that originated during the Renaissance that makes it easy and quick to update the home's rooms while adding a touch of distinction and beauty.
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2Microcement
Whether it is a minimalist modern setting where Ideal Work Venetian Crafts is the focal point or a classic, rustic, or vintage setting where it subtly but elegantly completes the style, Venetian Crafts is ideal for those who want a continuous, inventive, and tactile surface that can make any space unique. Venetian Crafts can be tailored to your exact specifications by selecting colors and adding glossy, cloudy, or acid-stained effects.
Because it makes it possible to construct continuous surfaces both internally and externally without obvious connections, Venetian Crafts is the perfect answer for people who dislike visible joints. Thanks to its amazing qualities, it is perfect for surfaces that are horizontal or vertical, including masonry or plasterboard walls, stairs, shower enclosures, and bathrooms. With Venetian Crafts, your ideas are given room without being in the way.
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03Venetian Plasters
Venetian plaster could be the answer you have been looking for if you want to upgrade the aesthetic of your interior design. Since the Renaissance, Italian architecture has made use of the ornamental wall finish known as Venetian plaster. Lime and marble dust are used to create a glossy, smooth surface that can be speckled or patterned for further effects. Any interior or external wall surface, including masonry, drywall, and wood, can be painted with venetian plaster. Because plaster naturally resists moisture, it is a great option for high-humidity spaces like kitchens and baths.
There are many advantages to utilizing Venetian plaster. Because it lasts a long time and needs little care, it is an inexpensive and environmentally friendly choice. The plaster is a flexible and adaptable alternative for any room because it can be colored to match any color scheme or design need.
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04Stencil Art
For a lot of us, stencils have become a necessary part of our supply of crafting supplies due to their extended use. You can accomplish a lot with them and they are really simple to utilize. Let us first examine the history and definition of these incredibly useful tools before learning how to use them.
One tool that makes applying a specific design to a surface easier is a stencil. The most common forms of the design are words, characters, and patterns, but they can take any shape. Stencils can be applied on any surface, including cardboard, metal, and other materials, but they usually work best on a flat surface depending on the ink or paint you use.
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05Patina Art
A patina is the color that results from the chemical reaction of the components in the bronze with chemicals that are added to it. The patina on the bronze's surface is actually a very thin conversion layer rather than paint. The sculptures are covered in paste wax after they are taken out of the foundry. This paste wax aids in keeping the bronze from oxidizing on the surface due to air exposure.
When this layer wears away over time, oxygen and water combine to oxidize the surface and age the patina. Regular cleaning and waxing is the greatest approach to maintain patinas, as these are crucial for the bronze's longevity and look.
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06Bathroom
Seeking inspiration for your upcoming bathroom project? One thing to think about is microcement. Sure, damp locations are appropriate for using microcement. This coating, which has the appearance of concrete, is grout-free, waterproof, and non-slip. Walls, flooring, showers, sinks, and joinery can all be simply painted with it. One reason it is a popular choice for renovations is that it can be put over existing materials. In a broad range of colors and finishes, we have been installing it for more than 25 years. As you continue reading, we address common inquiries concerning using microcement in the restroom.
Microcement is a cement and polymer covering that has the appearance and texture of concrete, but it can accomplish the concrete aesthetic in ways that are generally not feasible. If you are interested in learning more, we have written an entire post about the distinctions between concrete and microcement.
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