Galleries
The "Venetian Plaster" effect is created in a variety of ways with a variety of different products. I create it the simple way, using sheetrock mud, two coats of a base paint and a coordinating darker glaze. The glaze seeps into the crevices, created by the texture, highlighting the texture and creating more depth. The finish can then be polished with beeswax for a soft glowing, marble-like effect. However, most of my customers have preferred the matte finish and a very subtle contrast between the base coat and the deeper glaze color. More than one glaze color can also be applied for more of a marbled look. There is no limit to what can be done.
Salt water pool room plaster with five glazes in Clinton, LA.
|
Salt water pool room, garage entrance view
|
Salt water pool room extreme close-up
|
Salt water pool room closer view
|
Salt water pool room overall view
Clinton, LA.
|
Salt water pool room plaster with a cream base and five different glazes
|
Closer view
|
Closer view
|
SW Restrained Gold was used as the base coat and SW French Roast was used as the glaze
|
Venetian Plaster in a garage converted into a party room
|
Venetian Plaster in a client's kitchen
|
Sherwin Williams paint colors: softer tan base with portabello glaze
|
Closer view
|
Close-up view of a Venetian Plaster in a small loft bathroom
|
20x15 foot foyer with a very subtle glaze contrast over a Venetian Plaster
|
Close-up view entering from a vibrant den
|
