Venetian plaster
A hand-applied, multi-layered lime-marble plaster polished to a deep, marble-like finish. A classic technique known since ancient Rome, today again favoured in premium interiors. Every wall is one of a kind.
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A selection of murals and decorative wall finishes created in Kraków and other cities.
Decorative wall finishes (from French faux painting — “fake painting”) are artistic techniques that imitate the texture of other materials: concrete, stone, marble, wood, brick. Over time the term has expanded to cover further decorative effects on wall surfaces.
I also take on touch-ups and corrections after other contractors — recreating a specific texture or shade of colour is my speciality. Over 20 years of experience guarantees a job done well.
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Decorative plaster imitating concrete — perfect for service spaces and lofts. Project — Warsaw.






Imitating wood grain on various surfaces — panelling, elevator doors, panels.






Imitating marble — cornices, fireplaces, architectural details.






Decorative old plaster effect in restaurants and service spaces.






Subtle shifts of colour — a softly vibrating surface effect.






Creating texture by applying mortar or paint with filler.






Gilding of cornices, ceiling rosettes and painting clouds on the vault.






Hand-painted mosaic and rag-rolling in various interiors.






A hand-applied, multi-layered lime-marble plaster polished to a deep, marble-like finish. A classic technique known since ancient Rome, today again favoured in premium interiors. Every wall is one of a kind.
See moreA seamless finish for walls, floors, countertops and shower enclosures with a raw concrete look. Can be applied directly over existing tiles — no demolition needed. Ideal for bathrooms, kitchens and loft or japandi interiors.
See moreLarge-format, hand-painted plant compositions — from delicate branches and grasses, through monstera leaves, to full jungle scenes. Each mural is designed individually for the specific interior, lighting and furniture.
See moreHand-worked plaster giving the effect of natural stone — pored travertine, sandstone, raw rock. Lighter and cheaper than real stone, and every wall is unique thanks to manual finishing.
See moreArtistic imitation of marble on walls, cornices and architectural details. Gives an interior an elegant, classical character — ideal for halls, staircases and service spaces.
See moreImitating wood grain on walls, doors and panels. Lets you achieve the effect of fine wood on any surface, including concrete or metal!
See moreA natural slaked-lime paint that creates a living, uneven surface with delicate streaks of light. Antibacterial, breathable, hypoallergenic. Perfect for japandi and wabi-sabi interiors.
See moreA new 2026 trend replacing the classic accent wall. Colour leaves a single plane and wraps a zone — sleeping, working, dining. The interior looks as if shaped by an architect.
See moreSmooth transitions from one colour to another and painted arches above a bed or desk. A subtle way to introduce colour into a bedroom, child's room or boutique without overwhelming the space.
See moreArches, triangles, honeycombs, asymmetric stripes. Precise compositions with perfectly sharp edges, designed to fit the proportions of a specific interior. A great alternative to wallpaper.
See moreBespoke murals and wall paintings for private and commercial interiors. Each project is created by hand — from concept to execution — in acrylic technique, tailored to the character of the space.
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Grape leaves in the kitchen and dining room, on walls and ceiling. Acrylic technique.






Clouds — in the main hall. Acrylic technique.






Ceiling painting in the living room — lattice with floral motifs. Acrylic technique.






Vases on the walls. Acrylic technique.






Decorative painting on wood and reconstruction of missing ceramic tiles. Acrylic technique.






Jungle in a child's room. Acrylic technique.






One-day murals and a sports store makeover for the TLC television show. Acrylic technique.







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