There is a difference between a room that has been painted and a room that has been finished. Polished plaster, microcement, a lit stone wall or a panelled reveal are what people remember — and all of them depend on decisions made weeks earlier, at first fix.
What makes these finishes work
- Lighting. A textured or polished finish is only as good as the light raking across it, and that wiring goes in at first fix, not afterwards.
- Substrate. Polished plaster and microcement are unforgiving of a wall that is not flat and dry. Preparation is most of the job.
- Sampling. Colours and sheens look entirely different at 3m² than on an A4 card. We make sample panels on site before anything is committed.


Polished plaster, panelling, cladding and lit detail
What's included in a decorative finish job
Our specialist applicators handle the whole of it, so there's no second company to chase and no gap between trades for something to fall through.
- Venetian and polished plaster
- Microcement to walls and floors
- Textured and tadelakt finishes
- Wall panelling and mouldings
- Stone and brick slip cladding
- Feature and media walls
- Integrated and concealed lighting
- Bespoke bulkheads and reveals
- Spray-finished joinery
- Metallic and specialist paints
- Sample panels
- Aftercare and maintenance advice













