Decorative coatings in St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg has two characters side by side — the early twentieth-century bungalows and Mediterranean-Revival homes of neighborhoods like Old Northeast, and the newer condo towers rising over the downtown waterfront. Lime plaster and limewash give the older houses soft, mineral walls that feel true to their age. In the towers, microcement and polished Venetian plaster bring a seamless, modern surface to open-plan rooms filled with bay light.

Old Northeast's bungalows and revival homes were built with plaster and masonry that need to breathe in the Gulf Coast humidity. Lime plaster and limewash are breathable, mineral finishes, so they let those walls release moisture the way they were designed to, and limewash's soft, chalky depth suits a restored period interior. For updated kitchens and baths in the same homes, microcement adds a seamless surface without a heavy renovation.

Downtown condo work means building rules, booked elevators, corridor protection and quiet hours, and we plan for all of it. Microcement goes on in thin layers over existing surfaces, so it suits a condo refresh where a noisy, dusty demolition is not welcome. Projects are planned from our Miami showroom, with samples brought to you and a team that travels in for the application.