Decorative Plaster

Decorative plaster (stucco, tadelakt, polished concrete) brings an artisanal texture to walls. Each application is unique, creating a lively and sensory finish.

Stucco for refinement, tadelakt for bathrooms (naturally waterproof), polished concrete for an industrial look. Decorative plaster often requires a professional.

Pitfall: applying decorative plaster yourself without experience. The result depends on the technique; a botched job is costly to correct.

The main types of decorative plaster are stucco, tadelakt, and polished concrete. Each offers a unique texture and color finish, from the smoothest to the rawest.

To maintain decorative plaster, you should clean it regularly with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive products that could damage its surface. A waterproofing treatment can also be applied periodically.

Compared to paint, decorative plaster brings a touch of craftsmanship and materiality to your walls. It offers a richer, deeper, and more unique finish than paint, while being more resistant to wear over time.

You can choose decorative plaster according to your interior style. For example, tadelakt is perfectly suited for minimalist and mineral ambiances, while polished concrete will integrate better into an industrial or contemporary decor.

The cost of installing decorative plaster varies depending on the surface to be covered and the complexity of the application. On average, expect between 50 and 100 euros per square meter for professional work, excluding materials.