Colorado Venetian Plaster

We have dedicated endless time into perfecting our craft in order to bring that perfect atmosphere to your space. Our luxurious wall finishing services range from Venetian Plaster, Microcement, Tadelakt, Roman Clay, Lime Wash, Metallic Plasters, faux metal finishes, and pretty much any custom finish you can bring us!

Why Iconic Wall Finishing?

We appreciate the art of interior design and love the way our expertise in decorative finishes can really bring an environment to life for our customers.

ICONIC was founded in 2021 by Jake Wheeler. After all our time spent creating custom spaces, countless time and efforts were devoted to becoming master applicators of all types of unique & custom finishes for all the clients, GC's, designers, and architects we enjoy working with. We have expertise in the application of many plasters including Venetian Plasters, Lime Plasters, Tadelakt, Microcement, Roman Clay, Lime Wash, and many more. We serve both residential and commercial clients in ALL areas of Colorado including Boulder, Denver, Fort Collins, Aspen, Breckenridge, Steamboat, and many more.

We use Dust-Free Sanding systems with HEPA certified equipment & We are fully insured and come prepared with proper PPE ready to bring your walls to life!

We Bring Any Texture To Life

Venetian Plaster

It is the process adding a veneer limestone and marble coating to your walls with the use of Italian Plasters. It can give an incredible sense of depth to any environment while also turning your wall to an art piece.

Imported all the way from Italy, Venetian plaster is a luxurious wall finish made of lime plaster and marble dust. The lime plaster is made from the mixture of fired/slaked limestone and an addition of dolomite marble dust. When applied to your walls/ceilings, it can leave almost any smooth surface with an amazing marble/stone appearance with an endless amount of ways to bring your ideas to life on your walls.

Grassello / Veneziano

Made of lime putty and dolomite marble.

Made with a finer aggregate to produce a high gloss, smooth finish on walls. This can be done in any color you want with endless possibilities producing a smooth polished marble appearance. This can also be used to create a marbling effect with veining and gold leaf gilding. This can create Crocodile skin walls and many more ideas. Also considered a Veneziano or a fine Marmorino.

Marmorino

Also made of a slaked lime putty and dolomite marble dust, just a bit of a coarser aggregate (sand) as to a Grassello is like a fine paste. This is another traditional style which can create a smooth stucco or stone appearance with the range of a matte appearance to a medium sheen. Adds subtle depth to your walls while feeling like a smooth polished stone. This can be used as an Exterior Plaster as well.

Lime Wash

Made of authentic slaked lime putty. Can be diluted and tinted to achieve many different effects over a plaster. Or done by many other techniques using a different consistency to achieve the same mineral properties with a different appearance. This photo features the lime paint "limewash" effect.

Roman Clay

Another Eco-Friendly finish consisting of a Gypsum Based Plaster.

This can produce a smooth to the touch finish that models a marble-like effect like a Venetian Plaster with a more subtle, organic look with a matte appearance. A top coat can add a small amount of sheen but protects it amazingly.

Microcement/ Tadelakt

Both are commonly used in waterproofing required areas like showers. or flooring. Tadelakt is an ancient Moroccan finish consisting of a Lime based plaster and the addition of a black soap made from olives. Microcement is another stunning finish that gives you those soft subtle depths you see in plaster while having a durability & waterproof abilities of being on almost any surface including flooring and wet use areas like showers.. Both provide a waterproof finish commonly used in showers/bathrooms with a seamless stone appearance.

What is Venetian Plaster?

It is the process adding a veneer limestone and marble coating to your walls by the use of Italian Plasters.

It can give an incredible sense of depth to any environment while also turning your wall to an art piece.

Imported all the way from Italy, venetian plaster is a luxurious wall finish made of lime plaster and marble dust. The lime plaster is made from the mixture of fired/slaked limestone and an addition of dolomite marble dust and sometimes different aggregates. When applied to your walls/ceilings, it can leave almost any smooth surface with an amazing marble/stone appearance with an endless amount of ways to bring your ideas to life on your walls.

What is Microcement?

It is a stunning epoxy based plaster that creates a seamless waterproof surface for almost any use you can think of including countertops, tables, chairs, flooring, showers, walls, ceilings, almost anything interior.

You may see it more commonly in countries like Europe or even those awesome bathroom inspiration photos you find on pinterest.

Not only is it aesthetically pleasing but it's also extremely durable, abrasion resistant, crack resistant, and easy to maintain.

We had a few holes before moving out that we needed patched - the quality of the finish on the walls was so good you couldn't even tell it had been repaired! Super responsive, respectful, and professional. They truly care about their work, money well spent! -Jacob

Research Technician

I’m so obsessed on how the wall came out! Perfect touch to the studio and I get compliments all day from my clients. Jake and his partner are easy to work with and are super professional. Can’t wait to get more work done by iconic!

Diegocutz TV

Great work and even better customer service! Recommended to anyone looking for work!

Jasmine Zamzam

Jake and Steven do incredible work, and they couldn’t be more friendly, respectful and trustworthy. We got setup thru our designer to do a roman clay fireplace wall and we’re super impressed with the quality of work and artistic touch applied to our project. Highly, highly recommend Iconic!

Brian Steinhauser