Four finishes.
One standard of application.
Each surface we lay is matched to the room, the brief and the substrate. Below, the four families of finish we apply — and the qualities each one brings.
A seamless, contemporary surface.
A thin cementitious coating — only millimetres thick — applied over almost any sound substrate. Modern, monolithic, water-resistant and quietly tactile. Suited to bathrooms, kitchens, floors and feature walls where a continuous, joint-free surface is wanted.
- Best forWet areas, floors, feature walls
- FinishMatte to satin, hand-trowelled
- Thickness~2–3 mm total system
- SubstrateTile, concrete, plasterboard, screed
Polished stone, applied by hand.
An all-natural lime plaster, burnished to a depth and lustre you cannot fake. Each layer reveals the one beneath — light, shadow and movement live in the wall. The choice when a room deserves a finish you stop and touch.
- Best forFeature walls, hospitality, joinery
- FinishPolished, semi-polished or matte
- MaterialSlaked lime + marble dust + natural pigment
- CharacterLives and ages with the room
Depth and protection, outside or in.
From sand-float to broken, dragged and rolled textures — applied in tinted, polymer-modified systems built to weather. Use them to lift a tired facade, soften a new build, or carry a brand’s identity onto an interior wall.
- Best forExteriors, commercial fitouts, facades
- FinishFine to coarse texture, colour matched
- SystemAcrylic / polymer-modified
- CoverageSpray and trowel applied
The wall, done the old way. Properly.
Sand and cement, lime and sand, scratch and float — the techniques that have stood up for a hundred years still do. We use them on new builds, heritage walls and the kind of jobs where the only thing that matters is that the substrate is true and the finish is clean.
- Best forNew builds, heritage, repairs
- FinishSponge, float, sand or smooth
- SystemCement / lime based
- SubstrateBrick, block, masonry
