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Princes' Islands Italian Paint Application

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Marmorino, travertino, marble and concrete-effect Italian decorative paint in the Princes' Islands. Surfaces set out to work with period cornices.

Italian Paint Application in the Princes' Islands

The high-ceilinged rooms, cornices and ceiling roses of the Islands' mansions offer a setting for Italian decorative paint that is rare in Turkey. But work in these rooms is different from working on a bare wall. Erdağ Yapı Dekorasyon applies Marmorino, travertino, marble and concrete-effect finishes across the Islands.

Working with Period Detail

Where a room has cornices, dado bands and a ceiling rose, where the decorative surface begins and ends is part of the design. Stopping the texture below the band makes the room look taller and frames the period detail; carrying it up to the ceiling suppresses that detail. During application the edges of these features are masked and protected and, where needed, cleaned and repaired with the same system. This is not fast work; but the result is a surface that grows out of the room's character rather than being added to it.

Our Islands Italian Paint Service

  • Free on-site survey, colour and texture consultancy
  • Marmorino, travertino, marble and concrete-effect techniques
  • Surfaces set out to work with cornices and dado bands
  • Safe working in high-ceilinged rooms
  • Breathable lime-based systems
  • Certified imported materials and guaranteed hand craftsmanship

Durability in Sea Air

Lime-based systems breathe and are naturally resistant to mould growth in a humid maritime climate.

Request a free survey for Italian paint in the Islands.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does Italian paint take in the Islands?

A single wall takes 1-2 days and a whole high-ceilinged room 3-5 days. Masking and repair of period detail is added to this.

How is it applied in a room with cornices?

Where the texture begins and ends is part of the design. Stopping below the band makes the room look taller and frames the detail; the edges of these features are masked and protected.

Is it durable in sea air?

Yes. Lime-based systems breathe and are naturally resistant to mould growth in a humid maritime climate.

Do island logistics affect the cost?

Materials travel by sea; we calculate this at the survey and show it clearly in the written quote, so no surprise item appears later.

What is the difference between Italian paint and ordinary wall paint?

Ordinary paint covers the wall in a single flat colour. Italian decorative finishes are trowelled on in layers, giving depth and a surface that changes with the light — it adds texture, not just colour.

How many coats are applied, and is waiting needed between them?

Usually three: a build coat, a texture coat and the burnish. The waiting time depends on the chemistry; it lengthens in winter and in humid weather, and we put that in the schedule from the start.

Should I choose marmorino or stucco veneziano?

Veneziano's shine reveals every irregularity, so the substrate must be perfect. Marmorino hides slight undulation. The state of the wall usually makes the choice for you.

Is there a smell during application?

Lime and water-based products give off no solvent smell; a faint lime scent clears within hours. Where a solvent-based sealer is used we suggest a day of ventilation.

Can the surface be cleaned if it gets marked?

Yes, but it depends on the finish coat. Polished veneziano resists water and marks; matt marmorino without a sealer can hold a stain, especially on a kitchen wall.

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