Decorative coatings in Sarasota

Sarasota is known for its mid-century Sarasota School of Architecture — low, open houses with walls of glass, clean lines and a close tie to the landscape. Microcement belongs in those rooms: a seamless, minimal surface that lets the architecture lead. On the barrier keys — Siesta, Lido, Longboat and Bird Key — the same finishes, alongside lime plaster and Venetian plaster, bring calm, continuous surfaces to homes built around Gulf and bay views.

Sarasota School homes favor plain, honest surfaces, and a hand-applied mineral finish fits that thinking better than a busy tile pattern. Microcement gives floors and walls one continuous plane with no grout grid, while lime plaster adds a quiet, matte texture that softens glass and concrete without competing with them. When a modernist house is being restored, we sample tones in its own light so the finish supports the original design.

Barrier-key homes live with salt air, sand and strong light. Microcement's seamless surface is easy to keep clean and water-resistant once sealed; in showers it is used as part of a full waterproofing system. Lime finishes are breathable and mineral, sealed for their room and exposure. We take on Sarasota projects from our Miami showroom and travel to you for the application.