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VENETIAN PLASTER · INSTALLED IN YOUR HOME
SAN DECO SUPPLIER · DAROS-TRAINED CREWS · PRICED AFTER SURVEY
WHY PEOPLE WANT IT
Marble arrives in slabs. It has seams, it has weight, and the wall you end up with is the one the quarry happened to cut. This arrives in a tub of lime putty and crushed marble, and leaves as one continuous surface — the marble look without marble money, and without a joint anywhere on the wall.
The depth is real, not printed. Thin coats, burnished tight, so light travels into the surface and moves across it as the day changes. Morning is not evening on a polished wall. Paint sits on top of a wall. This becomes the wall.
And it is yours alone. Every square metre is worked by hand, so the clouding and the movement belong to your room and nobody else’s. Breathable, hard-wearing, wipes clean with a damp cloth, and it gets harder with age. Architecture, not decoration.

WHERE IT LIVES
Six real Daros rooms. Each caption is the room and the finish that went on it — photographed as installed, nothing staged.

Two storeys of wall in one continuous surface. No joint, no repeat, nothing to line up.

Screen, lit shelves and fire set into a single hand-worked face instead of a box of boards.

Walls and ceiling in one finish. Lime breathes with the steam, and there is no grout to scrub.

The first surface anyone sees, and the one they brush past. It takes daily traffic and wipes clean.

The fifth wall, usually forgotten. Pearl plaster set into a tray and lit from the edge.

Drawn by hand for one room. Nobody else can be sold the same wall.
THE MATERIAL
Two finished walls, close. Raking light across a raised stencil, and a deep travertine face under a halo. The sheen that shifts as you walk past is the whole argument for the material — and the reason a swatch never settles it. Yours is decided on a sample board, in your room, in your light.


DAROS IS A PROUD SUPPLIER OF SAN DECO
THE WALLS
More finished Daros walls — polished, pitted, oxidised and stencilled. Tap any frame to see it full size; the caption carries the finish that went on.


















EVERY FRAME A DAROS JOB · PHOTOGRAPHED AS INSTALLED, NOT STAGED
HOW IT WORKS
A photo and a postcode is enough to start. Two minutes, no obligation.
A Daros-trained craftsman comes to you, measures, checks the wall behind the wall and talks finishes. Priced after survey, never off a rate card.
A board made for your room and seen in your light. Nothing goes near the wall until you have said yes to it.
Protection down, then base, body and polish — each coat cured before the next. Signed off and guaranteed centrally.
PRICED AFTER SURVEY · SAMPLE BOARD APPROVED BEFORE ANY WALL IS TOUCHED
THE HANDS
Every finish on this page traces back to one set of hands. Daros put 15 years in at the trowel before he certified anyone else to carry his name, and he still works walls himself.
That matters to you for one reason. A finish like this cannot be inspected in afterwards — it has to be applied. So the standard is taught at one school, signed off by one man and carried by 50 crews across the country: same San Deco materials, same coats, same polish, whoever is holding the trowel.
Work is booked and guaranteed centrally. If anything ever needs attention, one call sorts it.

WHO TURNS UP
Whichever crew reaches your postcode, they were trained and certified in person at the Daros school. Booked centrally, guaranteed centrally.

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“Daros teaches it straight — real process, real results. I booked two premium jobs right after training.”
“The Sandeco materials were amazing to work with — the results were stunning.”
PUBLISHED VERBATIM — DAROS SCHOOL OF STUCCO
Book a surveyQUESTIONS
No. It is laid on by hand, coat by coat, so the clouding, the movement and the sheen belong to your room. Two walls in the same material and the same colour never come out identical — that is rather the point of it.
Lime hardens as it ages, so the surface gets tougher rather than tired. It takes daily life far better than a painted wall, and it wipes down with a soft damp cloth — no abrasives, no harsh cleaners.
Yes. Sealed with the right wax or sealant, marmorino copes well with steam — lime is breathable, so moisture moves through it rather than blistering a paint film. Inside a shower enclosure we specify a dedicated sealing system at survey.
Usually. We work over sound skimmed plaster, plasterboard or painted walls with the right primer. The survey settles the prep, and you are told what it needs before anything is agreed.
A feature wall usually runs a few days: prep, base coats, finish coats, with curing time between each. Whole rooms take longer. You get the schedule in writing before we start, and one point of contact throughout.
Area, the finish you choose, the condition of the substrate and access. Every job is priced after a survey — we do not quote off the back of a photograph.
It is repairable. The craftsman can make good and re-polish locally, working the repair into the surrounding surface. Work is booked and guaranteed centrally, so the same standard comes back to the same wall.
FOR THE TRADE
Laying it yourself? The lime line is on the shelves.
Decostucco, marmorino, travertine and raw lime coating — with the primer that goes under each one and the wax that goes over it. The same tins the family opens on site. Priced on enquiry.
PROUD SUPPLIER OF SAN DECO · EST. 1965
THE NEXT STEP
A photo and a postcode is enough. A Daros-trained craftsman surveys it, you approve a sample board made for your light, and it is priced then — never before. One of the family will call you within one working day.