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Eco-friendly and 6 times harder than cement-based terrazzos, Eco Terrazzo doesn't shrink nor crack. Unlike common terrazzos, it can be as thin as 6 mm. The application process is simple - a seamless journey from priming to application, sanding, and final protective treatment, all within a swift 48-hour timeframe.

Application tutorial for Stucco Italiano's Lava Plaster in a Cascade Effect

Scagliola is a decorative technique that dates back to the 16th century, originating in Italy. Scagliola creates the illusion of stone surfaces like marble, limestone, and alabaster by blending fine plaster with pigments. Scagliola Plus from Stucco Italiano delivers the same beautiful result but with lower effort and increased durability. Stucco Italiano offers in-depth courses on this material...

Marbling is the art of replicating authentic marble patterns on Marmorino and other Venetian Plaster surfaces. This is done through precise techniques of drawing veins and shadows, underpinned by a thorough study of real marble's unique patterns and characteristics.

This unique course introduces a range of artistic decorative techniques: Original Moroccan Tadelakt on flat & curved surfaces; Stencils & Foil on Mixed Media; Marbling techniques with Marmorino and Scagliola Plus.

Stucco Italiano's course on the original Tadelakt technique, carried out with the authentic plaster from Morocco. In the course, participants practice applying the plaster on both flat and curved surfaces using a wooden trowel. The course also includes techniques in stone polishing and olive oil soap treatment.

This video guides you through customising and saving a formula, using an existing one as a base, within the Stucco Italiano Colour App.

This is the 2nd chapter of a complete video course on Venetian plasters. In this chapter you will learn: - Which tools are needed to apply Venetian plaster - How to correctly prepare the tools before the first use Learn more about Italian plasters at www.stuccoitaliano.com Venetian plaster video course by Stucco Italiano. Content: 1. Intro to Italian Lime Plasters 2. Tools and their preparation...

Master craftsman Michael Sarian, Stucco Italiano's distributor in Sweden, demonstrates the application of the lime-based plaster of the Moroccan tradition, Tadelakt.

An overview of the company's history and mission, narrated by the founder of Stucco Italiano, master craftsman Giovanni Polistena.

Learn how to create a crater effect with Stucco Lava and metallic waxes. Video by Stucco Italiano S.r.l. Visit us at www.stuccoitaliano.com Stucco Lava: a versatile finish for decorative effects This extremely versatile finish was created to achieve more than ten distinctly diverse finishes, such as Craters, Juta, Rain, Spazzolato, Tessuto, and Crocodile Skin. Although it is lime-based, it is r...

Learn how to apply the Italian decorative paint Nappa. Video by Stucco Italiano S.r.l. Visit us at www.stuccoitaliano.com Nappa: A finish for interiors reproducing the softness of suede It is a matt finish. Its main features are its soft-to-the-touch look and chiaroscuro effect that recalls chamois leather. It has a good versatility which affords different aesthetic effects.

Learn how to apply the Italian decorative paint Liberty Arena. Video by Stucco Italiano S.r.l. Visit us at www.stuccoitaliano.com Liberty Arena: Iridescent effect with a sandy touch The quartz micro-spheres give the material a striated relief effect, reminding that of sand. The mineral pigments give the surfaces a pearly and iridescent effect. Many effects can be obtained by different applicati...

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