Stucco Veneziano

What is stucco veneziano?

Translated from Italian, Stucco Veneziano means "Venetian stucco" and falls under the category of plasterwork, i.e. the cladding of interior and exterior wall surfaces and ceilings. Stucco Veneziano is a lime plaster from Italy that can be pressed and compacted in several layers to create a glossy to high-gloss surface. This plastering process is known as the lime pressing technique. Depending on the ambience, a wide variety of colours can now be achieved from many earth and iron oxide colours. Click here and buy colour pigments.

Which walls is Stucco Veneziano suitable for?

Stucco Veneziano can be used on almost all interior and exterior surfaces. Classic areas of application are:

• Kitchens
• Bathrooms
• Living room
• Bedrooms
• Garages
• Exterior walls
• Facades

What does Stucco Veneziano look like on the wall?

The walls can achieve the following properties with this lime plaster:

• Mirror-smooth surfaces
• Polished to a high gloss
• Depending on the final treatment with wax or soap, you can determine the degree of gloss
• Looks like real, polished marble

What are the advantages of Stucco Veneziano?

• Gives walls a sophisticated, modern style
• Provides a favourable indoor climate
• Lasts for decades (little renovation work required)
• Binds odours
• Reduces pollutants in the air
• Prevents mould growth
• Favours healthy sleep
• Fireproof for stoves and fireplaces

What consumption can be expected

Approx. 1200 grams / m² for three layers. If creative plaster is used for the first layer because the surface is not completely smooth and even, the consumption is approx. 700 grams / m². Depending on the processing and surface, the consumption can also be higher!

How do I use Stucco Veneziano correctly?

We have compiled detailed instructions and important data on the use of Stucco Veneziano for you. There are also important instructions for the use of Marmorino, Venetian soap, Punic wax, beeswax balm with carnauba wax and our adhesive primers. Click here for the application instructions. Click here for the video tutorial. We appreciate a "like" and you are welcome to subscribe to our channel so that you don't miss any new videos.