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The Smooth polished nish is similar to the marmorino stucco, used extensively in northern Italy during the Renaissance period as an internal and external wall nish and as a background for the ornate frescoes which dominated much of the decoration of that time. It is this combination of material and technique that is now widely regarded as Venetian plaster. The nal appearance of this nish is very dependent on the hand of the individual applicator, making it possible to achieve anything from a plain, lightly polished surface to a more highly burred and marbleised effect. Bullring Shopping Centre, England. Architects: Benoy Asprey, London, England. Designers: Lord Foster/ David Mlinaric For product specic brochures, further information, and the location of your nearest Armourcoat Surfaces Finishes agent, please see our website. Armourcoat Limited, Morewood Close, Sevenoaks, Kent TN13 2HU, United Kingdom Telephone: +44 (0)1732 460668 Fax: +44 (0)1732 450930 Email: sales@armourcoat.co.uk ©2005 Armourcoat Limited. Armourcast, Duturo and Perlata are products and trademarks of Armourcoat Limited. Patent pending. Worldwide rights reserved.

The Smooth polished nish is similar to the marmorino stucco, used extensively in northern Italy during the Renaissance period as an internal and external wall nish and as a background for the ornate frescoes which dominated much of the decoration of that time. It is this combination of material and technique that is now widely regarded as Venetian plaster. The nal appearance of this nish is very dependent on the hand of the individual applicator, making it possible to achieve anything from a plain, lightly polished surface to a more highly burred and marbleised effect. Bullring Shopping...

Smooth Colour Palette Smooth Colour Palette SM X01 15 Cleo's Wine Bar, London, England. Design: RSD Design Bluewater, Kent, England. Architects: Benoy Colours and patterns illustrated are for guidance only. Due to print limitations, the exact pattern, colours and shades may vary from those shown. Please request a sample for accurate colour representation. Colours and patterns illustrated are for guidance only. Due to print limitations, the exact pattern, colours and shades may vary from those shown. Please request a sample for accurate colour representation.

Smooth Colour Palette Smooth Colour Palette SM X01 15 Cleo's Wine Bar, London, England. Design: RSD Design Bluewater, Kent, England. Architects: Benoy Colours and patterns illustrated are for guidance only. Due to print limitations, the exact pattern, colours and shades may vary from those shown. Please request a sample for accurate colour representation. Colours and patterns illustrated are for guidance only. Due to print limitations, the exact pattern, colours and shades may vary from those shown. Please request a sample for accurate colour representation.

Smooth Colour Palette Smooth Colour Palette SM X01 15 Cleo's Wine Bar, London, England. Design: RSD Design Bluewater, Kent, England. Architects: Benoy Colours and patterns illustrated are for guidance only. Due to print limitations, the exact pattern, colours and shades may vary from those shown. Please request a sample for accurate colour representation. Colours and patterns illustrated are for guidance only. Due to print limitations, the exact pattern, colours and shades may vary from those shown. Please request a sample for accurate colour representation.

The Smooth polished nish is similar to the marmorino stucco, used extensively in northern Italy during the Renaissance period as an internal and external wall nish and as a background for the ornate frescoes which dominated much of the decoration of that time. It is this combination of material and technique that is now widely regarded as Venetian plaster. The nal appearance of this nish is very dependent on the hand of the individual applicator, making it possible to achieve anything from a plain, lightly polished surface to a more highly burred and marbleised effect. Bullring Shopping...