Decorative plaster in the interior

Plaster in the interior is used with oldtimes. However, in a certain period of time, it lost its relevance, since materials appeared simpler in circulation. Now for the decoration of the walls use mostly wallpaper or paint. But each of these coatings has its drawbacks: the paint does not have its own texture, and the wallpaper is not so durable (and high-quality durable wallpaper is usually not cheap).

Decorative plaster combines the advantages of these types of coatings. It boasts a wide choice of colors and textures, as well as resistance to external influences. That is why in recent years, plaster finishing is experiencing a second birth.

Plaster will look organically in the interior of almost any style, if you correctly choose the color and texture. Plaster in the interior can mimictexture of a variety of materials: stone, sand, wood, fabric, even paper. Depending on the application method, you can achieve both a matte and glossy effect. Often, the walls are plastered with sgraffito (decorative carving).

Decorative plaster is divided into different types. So, Venetian plaster has a smooth texture, imitating polished marble. Moroccan plaster imitates the wall covering, traditional for Moroccan houses. Structural plaster contains small granules, which when plastering form a relief of grooves. The pattern can be varied depending on the application technique.

Textured plaster similar structural, its difference is in thevariety of species and granule size. It is divided into subspecies depending on the size of the granules (shallow and large-relief) and the surface pattern (uniformly rough, furrow-rough and modeling).

Each of these types of plaster has advantages and disadvantages. Venetian plaster, like the Moroccan,very impressive look. However, to apply these types of plaster you need perfectly smooth walls, special tools, as well as thorough knowledge of technology and special skills.

Structural and textured plasters Do not require such a careful leveling of the surface and even allow to mask small defects,the technique of applying them is also much simpler. However, the structural plaster is usually white, it must be additionally toned in the desired color. In addition, if you do not need relief walls, these types of plaster will not work.

Plaster in the interior has a lot of advantages over other decorative coatings. Due to its natural composition, it is safefor good health. This type of coating is resistant to moisture, burnout and mechanical damage, durability. Plaster - non-combustible material. The plaster can be applied to any surface. If desired, it can be repainted, preserving the texture.

But, of course, there is this type of decorative coating and its shortcomings. Firstly, the plaster is different enoughhigh cost (if you compare it with wallpaper). Secondly, it's not easy to apply plaster on your own (especially if it's a Venetian or Moroccan plaster). You will either have to learn the correct technique of application, or seek help from specialists. In some cases the plaster has to be applied in several layers, each of which dries more than one hour, the wallpaper is glued faster.

Using decorative plaster will help you to give the interior of the room a special charm: due to the variety of textures, shades andTechnician application can achieve hundreds of effects and make the room look really unique. In addition, this finishing material is not only aesthetically attractive, but also quite practical, although not cheap.