Decorative coatings in Boca Raton

Boca Raton's character traces back to Addison Mizner and the Mediterranean Revival architecture of the 1920s — stucco walls, arches, barrel-tile roofs and courtyards — and that language still shapes homes across the city today. Venetian plaster and marmorino come from the same lime-and-marble tradition, so they feel at home in a Boca interior. Where a cleaner, more contemporary look is wanted, microcement brings a seamless surface that still reads as hand-made.

Many Boca homes pair Mediterranean exteriors with large, open interiors, and lime finishes bridge the two. A marmorino wall in a double-height entry or a polished Venetian plaster dining room carries the old-world depth of the architecture indoors, while microcement floors and baths keep kitchens and wet rooms clean and continuous. Our lime finishes are breathable and mineral, a natural partner to masonry walls in a humid climate.

Much of Boca Raton lives in gated and country-club communities, many with their own HOA rules on contractor access, working hours and site protection. We plan around those requirements, coordinate with your community and your designer, and work cleanly inside occupied homes. Projects are planned from our Miami showroom, and every finish is sampled in your own rooms first.