STUCCO MARMO PLUS Stucco Marmo Plus

Stucco Marmo Plus is a plaster material that reconstructs the 'Scagliola' technique developed in Italy in the 17th and 18th centuries in a modern way. Also called 'Stuckmarmor' in Japan, it is known as a traditional method for creating depth and gloss like marble with plaster. It is a technique that elaborately imitates the texture of natural marble without using it, coloring the pillars and wall decorations of palaces, theaters, and churches at that time. By meticulously mixing gypsum, natural aggregates, glue, pigments, etc., layering them in many layers, and polishing them, a deep marble pattern that can be mistaken for real marble appears. The existence of skilled craftsmen called 'maestri della scagliola' (masters of scagliola) is recorded in literature, and it is a high-level technique backed by history. In Japan, it is widely known for being used for the huge pillar decoration of the luxury hotel 'Hotel Kawakyu' in Wakayama. The grandeur of authentic scagliola construction by European craftsmen is still handed down, shocking many professionals with the realization that plaster can express so much. Stucco Marmo Plus is a product improved to be easy to handle in modern architecture based on this historical technique, possessing the quality and operability to withstand professional finishing. The more it is polished, the more the gloss increases, and depth and patterns like natural stone emerge on the cross section. It is possible to create soft gradations and delicate colors that are difficult to reproduce with natural stone, giving a strong presence to modern interiors as well as classic spaces. Stucco Marmo Plus is a material that allows you to enjoy 'aging beauty' where gloss and depth increase with time, while inheriting the European decorative culture of 'creating stone' with plaster. It can be said to be a one-of-a-kind plaster finish that brings historical depth and artistic texture to the space.