Intonaco is the Italian term for a finishing plaster used in the creation of frescoes. Composed of lime or gypsum, it is applied to walls while pigments are absorbed into the still-wet surface. This mineral aesthetic is rendered with striking realism through a trowel-applied plaster effect, available in a palette of five shades: ivory, greige, silver, sage, and terracotta. Subtle tone-on-tone shadows enhance the relief of an intricate interlacing of arches.
Intonaco is the Italian term for a finishing plaster used in the creation of frescoes. Composed of lime or gypsum, it is applied to walls while pigments are absorbed into the still-wet surface. This mineral aesthetic is rendered with striking realism through a trowel-applied plaster effect, available in a palette of five shades: ivory, greige, silver, sage, and terracotta. Subtle tone-on-tone shadows enhance the relief of an intricate interlacing of arches.