Decorative Plasters

We offer decorative plasters from the largest European producers. Ecorson, Guardi, Pigio, Valpaint, among others.

The products we offer include concrete-effect plasters, travertine, glitter plasters, and quartz plasters. You can sort products by price, type and manufacturer.

Here you will find plasters for internal and external use, and each product has a detailed table of the most important information.

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What is the best decorative plaster for a living room with a modern design?

The best plaster will be a plaster with a metalizer, e.g. Meteor 8 from Valpaint, or if the room contains furniture in a particularly dark shade of brown, then a plaster with a rust effect will be perfect. A good choice will be Oxidecor E from Ecorson.

If you are looking for dark colors such as black or anthracite, then Quartz Plaster Kam 21 from Guardi or Creativo from Pigio in Black Hole.

What is the average price per square meter of decorative plaster?

Cheap lime plasters, i.e. the popular concrete effect, cost EUR 20-30 per m2. However, resin-based plasters, such as Quartz Plaster, cost EUR 30-40 per m2. The most expensive are exclusive plasters manufactured by Vapaint and Ecorson, where the price starts from EUR 50 per m2 and sometimes reaches EUR 150 per m2.

Can I apply decorative plaster myself or is it better to hire a specialist?

Most decorative plasters are very easy to apply. Just watch the instructional video and you can start working. However, in the case of advanced decorative techniques such as Polistof or the rust effect Corten or Oxidecor E, we recommend hiring a specialist.

What are the most popular patterns and colors of decorative plasters on the market?

The 3 most popular decorative plaster patterns are concrete effect, brick effect and wood effect. The most frequently chosen colors are shades of gray, anthracite and beige.

Bottle green, ruby and magenta colors are becoming popular.

What are the differences between decorative plaster and ordinary plaster?

In the case of concrete effect, slight. The plaster structure is stronger in the case of decorative plasters. However, only with decorative plaster you can achieve advanced effects such as rust, patina or a metallic glow on the wall.

What tools are needed to apply decorative plaster?

The choice of tool depends on the effect you want to create. For example, a concrete effect can be achieved with a regular stainless steel or PVC trowel. Glitter plaster and travertine require a Venetian trowel.