Just finished our Venetian plaster series on Saturday – posted some photos of our work during class here: Had a great group of folks from all over the place, Virgin Islands, East Coast, Idaho. We’re looking forward to working with all these people in the future. That’s a really important part of our business – supporting finishers out in the field after class. I think that’s one of the great values our company has to offer.
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February 11, 2008
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Worth a visit:
- Venetian Plaster and Decorative Finishing Classes
Our school site - Stucco Italiano Authentic Venetian Plaster
Stucco Italiano site - shannon kaye, artist and decorative painter
- Randy Orr's Tilano Kits
- Picasa Web Albums - SeattleAFS
Our Photos - materialicious
Nice site devoted to architecture and building materials. - Jennifer Carrasco muralist
Giovanni Polistena Class
- Stucco Italiano is manufactured in Italy in the middle of the Veneto Region, near Venice, under the supervision of Giovanni Polistena, master artisan and installer. This area is well-known for being one of the richest in Italian architectural heritage and artisanship. This past October we had the privilege of hosting Giovanni for a 5-day advanced training workshop at Seattle Architectural Finishing Studio.
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Great time saver.I was going to rig one from a tool pouch. This look better than what I would have done.
Posted by: David Gibson | February 18, 2008 at 08:22 PM
has anyone heard of laminated Venetian plaster?
Posted by: jen | April 07, 2008 at 10:13 AM