Stucco is a strong, plaster-like finish most often used on exterior walls but also suitable for interior spaces where durability is a priority. Unlike Venetian plaster, which is polished to create a smooth, marble-like effect, stucco is valued for its toughness and its ability to withstand the elements. It can be applied in smooth or textured styles, making it highly adaptable to different aesthetics. Stucco is especially popular in Mediterranean, Spanish, and Southwestern architecture, where its weather resistance and timeless look make it a reliable choice.

Benefits:

• Durable and Weather-Resistant
  Built to endure sun, wind, and moisture, stucco performs well in hot, dry, and coastal environments.

• Fire-Resistant
  As a non-combustible material, stucco adds valuable fire protection to buildings.

• Low Maintenance
  Once applied, stucco requires very little upkeep and maintains its integrity for years.

• Versatile Design Options
  Available in both textured and smooth finishes, stucco complements modern, traditional, and rustic architecture.

• Energy Efficiency
  Properly layered stucco can enhance insulation and contribute to more consistent indoor temperatures.