About us
House of plaster by True Colors is a family owned business consisting of passionate artisans with over 20 years of professional experience in lime based wall plasters. We have thousands of beautifully executed projects under our belt including residential and commercial spaces. Our keen eye for organic beauty and harmony coupled with our winning team of expert applicators mean that your space is beautifully elevated and unique. We use only the finest materials sourced both locally and from around the world to achieve any look our clients desire. From conception to completion, we are your go-to. Visit our showrooms and let your walls come to life with creativity and beauty.
What we specialize in
Slaked lime plasters such as
Limewash has a suedelike texture that’s more akin to putty than a standard interior paint. It has been used for centuries to give walls a cozy, patinated look—in fact, it dates all the way back to Roman times. And although you see it most often in shades of white or gray,it comes in bolder colors too.
The plaster is made with limestone, water, and marble dust. These are all organic materials that can be found in nature. Moreover, Venetian plaster is a non-toxic finish that can be recycled due to it’s natural ingredients. In addition, the plaster is also non-toxic due to its natural ingredients.
Marmorino, which dates back to Roman times, is a plaster made by combining lime putty with ground marble and is predominantly applied on interior walls and ceilings.
The Microcement is a decorative coating made up of cement, water-based resins, additives and mineral pigments that can be applied to a multitude of vertical and horizontal surfaces thanks due to its great adherence.
Velvet paints resemble flat paints when viewed head on, but show a slight gloss when viewed at an angle. This slightly higher gloss provides for a more washable or scrubbable surface. These paints are ideal for areas with high traffic, such as hallways and kid’s rooms.
In traditional Japanese aesthetics, wabi-sabi (侘び寂び) is a world view centered on the acceptance of transience and imperfection. The aesthetic is sometimes described as one of appreciating beauty that is “imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete” in nature.
Organic textures bring the raw beauty of nature into any setting, offering a tactile richness and sense of authenticity. From the rough-hewn appeal of exposed wood grains to the smooth elegance of natural stone, these textures evoke a serene ambiance that transcends mere decoration.
A stain is a type of finish that is applied to wood to alter its appearance. It may change the color, enhance the grain, or protect the wood from damage. A stain is applied to wood during the finishing process. It is pigmented to change the color of the wood and there are several colors of stains available.
The main difference between interior and exterior paint, however, comes down to the binding resins. The binding resin in exterior paint is softer to better resist fading, peeling, and chipping. In contrast, while the resin in interior paint is more rigid to reduce smearing and scuffi
As well as Aside from softening the lacquer, it sealer acts as a lubricant, so that its powders come off easily. The characteristics of sanding sealer make it ideal for reducing the number of coats and time spent sanding. This is especially useful when attempting to create a smooth, pore-free finish.
