Advantages and disadvantages of applying Venetian plaster
Venetian plaster. Source: signature-walls.co.uk
Venetian plaster is a popular choice for interior design. SSPDaily found out the advantages and disadvantages of using this technique.
Advantages of Venetian plaster
- The texture and depth of this plaster technique create a unique visual effect that adds a touch of luxury to any space.
- Venetian plaster is known for its durability and resistance to wear and tear, making it suitable for high-traffic areas.
- Venetian plaster is versatile in terms of colour solutions. It can be matched to any design scheme, offering endless possibilities for creativity and personalisation.
Cons of Venetian plaster
- It requires a high level of skill and experience for proper application. This technique takes time to master and can be difficult for inexperienced craftsmen.
- Venetian plaster can be more expensive than traditional painting or wallpapering methods. The cost of materials and labour involved in the application process is significant.
- Venetian plaster requires regular maintenance to keep it looking its best. This means periodic sealing and tinting to maintain the integrity of the coating.
