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Italian Decorative Paint in Bahçeşehir Phase 2

Professional service in and around Bahçeşehir 2. Kısım, Istanbul

We apply Italian decorative paint in the estate flats of Bahçeşehir Phase 2: Marmorino, travertino, marble and concrete effect. New satin plaster is a good base for decorative finishes; we confirm colour and texture with a sample on the wall. Free survey.

Italian Decorative Paint in Bahçeşehir Phase 2

The criticism heard most often about estate flats is that they all look alike: the same plan, the same white walls, the same floor. Italian decorative paint changes that with a single surface, because it gives the wall texture rather than colour, and the look turns as the light turns. Erdağ Yapı Dekorasyon applies Marmorino, travertino, marble and concrete effect finishes in Phase 2.

New Satin Plaster Is a Good Base for Decorative Finishes

Decorative plaster does not hide a flaw in the surface beneath; under raking light it brings it out. That is why old, undulating walls need serious levelling first. The new flats of Phase 2 have an advantage here: satin plaster is smooth and flat, so the preparation item stays short. Even so we check how well the handover paint is bonded and, where needed, sand it back and apply the right primer. The primer is what lets the plaster grip and keeps the depth of colour even across the wall.

Which Wall, Which Texture?

The surfaces we are asked for most are behind the television in the living room, the entrance hall and the wall behind the bed. Marmorino gives a fine-grained, silky finish that suits calm, classic living rooms. Travertino is more open and lively, like natural stone, and gives character to hallways and corridors. Concrete effect aims at an industrial, plain look that sits well with modern furniture. We choose together, based on the tone of your furniture and flooring.

Approve the Colour on the Wall

In decorative paint the same colour looks completely different with another trowel technique; sheen and the direction of the texture change the result. So before the decision we work up a sample on the wall itself. Once you have seen it in morning, midday and evening light and approved it, we go ahead. One more detail matters in estate flats: concealed LED or light washing from the side brings the texture out strongly, so the lighting decision and the surface decision should be taken together.

What the Service Covers

  • Free survey, surface analysis and a sample panel on the wall
  • Marmorino, travertino, marble and concrete effect
  • Polished and silky finishes
  • Sanding the handover paint and the correct primer
  • Living room accent walls, entrance halls, bedrooms and corridors
  • Surface and texture chosen to suit the lighting
  • Written quote, guaranteed hand craftsmanship and a clean handover

Timing and How We Work

Decorative plaster is layered and each coat has to dry, so it takes longer than ordinary paint. We give the exact schedule in the written quote once we have seen the surface. Working in a block we keep to the estate rules, cover the lift and corridor, protect floors and furniture and remove packaging the same day.

Let us see the wall, choose the sample together and give you the price in writing; the survey is free. See also our Bahçeşehir Italian paint and decorative paint pages.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the surface in a new flat suitable for decorative plaster?

Usually yes. Satin plaster is smooth and flat, which makes a good base for decorative finishes and keeps the preparation item short. Even so we check how well the handover paint is bonded; where it is weak we sand it back and apply the right primer.

Marmorino, travertino or concrete effect?

Marmorino is fine-grained and silky and suits calm, classic living rooms. Travertino is open and lively like natural stone and gives character to hallways. Concrete effect is plain and industrial and sits well with modern furniture. We choose together, based on your furniture and floor tones.

How do we choose the colour?

On the wall, not from a catalogue. We work up a sample on the actual surface so you can see how the same colour changes with a different trowel technique. Once you have seen it in morning, midday and evening light and approved it, we proceed.

Does lighting affect the texture?

Markedly. Light from the side or concealed LED brings the texture out and makes the surface far livelier. That is why we take the lighting and surface decisions together; choosing a texture before the downlight positions are set is only half a decision.

Why is decorative plaster more expensive than ordinary paint?

Materials and labour together. It is applied in layers, each coat has to dry, and the final surface is shaped by hand with a trowel. That means both more time and skilled work. In return the surface has more character and lasts longer.

Should I do the whole living room?

In most flats a single accent wall is enough and looks more balanced. Behind the television, the sofa wall and the entrance hall are the usual choices. Covering the whole room can weaken the effect and raises the budget noticeably.

How is the surface maintained?

It depends on the protective top coat and finish. In living areas we favour finishes that can be wiped with a soft damp cloth. Abrasive cleaners, solvents and stiff brushes damage the texture and sheen and should not be used.

Can it be painted over later?

It can, but the texture is lost; the relief of the plaster stays under the paint. If you think you might change your mind, keeping to one wall makes it easier to reverse and protects the budget.

Can I be at home during the work?

You can. We close off the area we are working in and cover floors and furniture. Because each coat has to dry, the work spreads over several days; we tell you in advance which room we will be in on which day.

Is the sample panel charged for?

The survey and measuring are free. We see the sample panel as part of the decision stage; we discuss its scope and any conditions openly at the survey, with no surprise items later.

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