Polished Plaster & Venetian Plastering in Burgess Hill

As well as Burgess Hill itself, our work reaches across West Sussex to areas we also cover such as Bedlam Street and Bolney.

Most homeowners use Venetian plastering on a single feature wall, in a hallway or on a chimney breast, so the finish becomes the focal point the rest of the room is arranged around. Concentrating a specialist finish where it has the most impact is often a better use of budget than spreading it thinly, and we are happy to advise on where it will work hardest in your home.

Part of what makes a polished plaster wall feel expensive is the way light moves across it. Because the surface is burnished rather than flat, it catches and softens daylight and lamplight differently through the day, so the wall never looks quite the same twice. It is this movement, more than any single colour, that sets the finish apart from paint.

As well as new installations, we repair and restore existing polished plaster that has been damaged or has dated over time. Matching the original texture and colour as closely as possible is skilled work in its own right, and it means a tired or knocked feature wall can often be brought back rather than stripped out and started again.

Marmorino sits between the high sheen of classic polished plaster and a plainer matt paint, giving a softer, textured lime-plaster look that still carries real depth. It suits homeowners who want the character of a hand-applied finish without the strongest mirror-like polish, and like the other finishes it can be tinted across a wide range of tones to sit against your existing scheme.

Many of our Burgess Hill clients come through recommendations across West Sussex, and we regularly work in surrounding areas such as Barcombe and Ashurst Wood.