Approach


Most clients don’t fear the process itself.
They fear the final moment — when everything is done, but something doesn’t feel right, and it’s hard to explain why.


My role is to take responsibility for that moment.
I work closely with each project, making deliberate decisions about texture, depth, and sheen — not just to achieve a finish, but to create balance within the space.
I take on a limited number of projects to remain fully involved from the first conversation to the final surface.
Taking responsibility for the final moment
I don’t rush finishes or rely on formulas. Each surface is refined until it feels complete — visually, tactilely, and in natural light.
A deliberate and restrained process
I focus on Venetian plaster because it allows for nuance and control.
It can be adjusted, refined, and balanced gradually — which is essential when the difference lies in subtlety, not effect.
Why Venetian plaster
The result is not a statement piece designed to impress at first glance.
It’s a surface that feels resolved — one you can live with comfortably and confidently over time.
A surface meant to live with
