Scagliola is a sophisticated technique used to create imitation marble and precious stonework by utilizing plaster. This decorative finish is prevalent in sacred spaces, government buildings, and commercial structures, playing a vital role in historic restoration, and preservation projects but also new design applications.

In this meticulous process, craftspeople create a plaster composite using gypsum or selenite, binders, and pigments. This composite is then applied to columns, walls, and other architectural features on-site. The material is carefully veined with different hues to replicate the natural appearance of marble. Alternatively, scagliola slabs can be produced, from which patterns and designs are carved. The carved areas are subsequently filled with contrasting colors, creating intricate inlay patterns and mosaic-like designs.

Whether enhancing the grandeur of a historic church, adding elegance to a government building, or creating a stunning focal point in a commercial space, scagliola continues to be a cherished method for achieving timeless and exquisite decorative finishes.

Over the years, we have refined the traditional technique of scagliola to ensure exceptional accuracy, quality, and durability. Modern advancements have enabled us to implement scagliola directly on-site with greater precision and efficiency, ensuring that each project meets the highest standards of craftsmanship.