Ruston A unique red rust coloured coating which is trowel applied to a base of plaster. Its iron filling content gives it a real twinkle in daylight and its colour makes it look and feel like a rusted sheet of iron. Only available in this colour. Watch Video
Weathered A classical polished plaster finish that Calfe Crimmings have been executing since our inception. It can give the appearance of a stone wall, although with more intense colours and washes can become a wild and rich finish. Its rusticity can allow it to occupy large spaces, such as swimming pool rooms and hallways. Commercially…
Vision Using a modern polished plaster product with some slight metallic content, we have used it to make this island style finish. The relief is ultra-thin due to plaster’s minute grain size. Unusual and distinct, it could be used in discreet areas or on joinery. Watch Video
Tricolor Tricolor polished plaster, Three tones are applied at the same time, giving an extra smoky style that is not flat, but has open areas and a rustic overall character. Good for use in commercial areas as it can have impact that fits budgets.
Ruglinen A heavily layered polished plaster finish, that has a variety of materials in is makeup. It is advisable to use complimentary colours and tones, but can be layered and evolved to match budget requirements. Bespoke versions of this can be created after close consultation. Watch Video
Monaco An overlapped polished plaster finish that it laid on with a regular pattern to give an even and structured look. It has flat and open areas. Normally made in darker tones, a metallic wash is used to sit in the open areas, but not the flat ones. It is given a coating that gives…
Mangare A textured four square finish with obvious surface texture but an overall flat surface. Good in concrete colours, but can be a great finish in bright colours
Super Weathered A blend of three tones creates a high impact and rich vision that becomes more camouflaged from distance.
Resc A layered polished plaster finish that is made by combining a couple of different grades of plasters. The idea is that the finer top plaster has open areas that show the coarser plaster underneath. It is put on in strips, but without striping the environment.