Design of the decorative coating "Marble in Stone Cut Technique"

"Marble in ‘Stone Cut’ Technique" is an artistic interpretation of a polished geological cross-section of marble, meticulously replicating the stone’s inner structure: fluid waves of mineral veins, deep inclusions, crystalline formations, and subtle chromatic gradients. Unlike traditional surface veining, this technique emphasizes the illusion of a cut-through—as if revealing the very core of the rock. The result is a striking sense of three-dimensionality, depth, and authentic geological complexity.

This finish is especially compelling in interiors that value monumentality and architectural drama—such as contemporary classic, Art Deco, Neoclassical, luxury loft, or conceptual art spaces. It excels as a focal element on feature walls, columns, furniture fronts, reception desks, and relaxation zones.

Fully customizable via the NCS color system, the coating can be rendered in cool white-grays and steel tones, warm beiges and blush hues, or even bold emerald greens and deep blues—adapting seamlessly to any design narrative.

Despite its high decorative impact, the material is highly practical: suitable for all interior types and resistant to damp cleaning, ensuring long-lasting elegance.

Applied with a roller, brush, trowel, and spatula, the multi-layer handcrafted process captures the intricate stratigraphy of a true stone cut, producing a unique, lifelike surface that mirrors the beauty of a genuine marble block.

"Marble in ‘Stone Cut’ Technique" is more than a wall finish—it’s a work of decorative art that transforms architecture into a geological artifact, imbued with time, light, and the silent poetry of the earth.

This piece was created using the original "Stone Cut" technique by master Yevgeny Sultanov. Elegant and one-of-a-kind, it will enrich any interior and mesmerize everyone who sees it!

The process of creating a marble effect with decorative plaster involves several stages. First, the surface is prepared and primed. Then, a base layer of plaster is applied to establish the foundation for the future texture. Next, a second layer of plaster—mixed with mineral pigments and other additives to achieve the distinctive marble appearance—is carefully applied. Finally, the surface is polished and sealed with a protective coat of lacquer or wax.

Marble imitation using decorative plaster can be customized in a wide range of colors and textures to match any interior design concept. This technique is ideal for finishing walls, ceilings, fireplaces, staircases, and other surfaces where you wish to evoke luxury and sophistication—without the high cost or installation challenges associated with natural marble.