Victoria is built around the same fibre-based formulation used across the Silk Plaster main collection. Cellulose, silk components, a water-soluble adhesive, and finely sorted decorative particles combine into a soft, paste-like coating you apply with a plastic trowel. As the material dries it forms a continuous, seamless surface - no joints, no cut lines, no visible overlap edges. The fibres knit smoothly over corners and around sockets, so each wall reads as one coherent decorative piece rather than a series of strips.

What designers value about Victoria is its versatility. The same collection can deliver a soft, calming bedroom in one shade, a confident dining room in another, and a tactile feature wall in a third - with consistent texture, drying time, and repair characteristics across every colour. That makes Victoria a particularly strong choice for whole-property refurbishments where you want a single supplier and a coherent finish without the visual monotony of using one shade everywhere.

Victoria is fully repairable. If a section is later knocked, scuffed, or marked by moisture, you simply soften the damaged area with water, lift the affected fibres, and re-apply leftover material from the same pack. The patch blends back in invisibly. For family homes, rental properties, and high-traffic hallways, this single property quietly saves more repainting hours than any other feature of the coating.

From a practical standpoint Victoria is straightforward DIY work. A 0.89 kg pack covers approximately 4 m² depending on thickness, mixes with warm water, and rests for around 12 hours before going onto the wall. The dried layer settles at around 1.17 mm thick - generous enough to handle whole-property finishes with consistent depth across every shade. From there, smooth fan-shaped strokes with the trowel are all that is needed. There is no wallpaper paste, no roll cutting, no joints to align, and cleanup is soap and water. The surface is touch-dry within 24 to 48 hours and fully cured within 72.

The Victoria composition is built for indoor living. The coating is VOC A+ rated, contains no harsh solvents, and emits no lingering odour during or after application. It is breathable, lightly textured, and forgiving on imperfect substrates - small bumps and hairline cracks that would otherwise show through flat paint are quietly absorbed by the texture.

Because Victoria offers so many shades, it is also the easiest collection to combine with itself: a darker shade on one wall, a lighter tone on the others, and a third accent across the ceiling or a niche. For more dramatic layering, Victoria pairs well with the Versailles luxury collections on a single statement wall.

Silk Plaster Victoria ships pan-EU from our Riga warehouse with full technical data sheets and a clear application guide. Pair it with the SP Primer Silk Plaster on porous substrates, and the Expert Trowel for cleaner edges. For homeowners who want choice, consistency, and a seamless, repairable finish in one collection, Victoria is the strongest all-rounder in the main range.

Prestige is built on the same fibre-based formulation used across the Silk Plaster main collection. Cellulose, silk components, a water-soluble adhesive, and carefully sorted decorative particles combine into a paste-like coating you apply with a plastic trowel. As the material dries it forms a continuous, seamless surface - no joints, no visible cuts, no edges that can lift over time. The fibres knit smoothly across corners and around sockets so even a first-time applicator can finish a wall that looks professionally done.

What separates Prestige from harder finishes is how kindly it ages. It is fully repairable: a knock, a scuff, or a moisture mark is fixed by softening the affected area with water, lifting the damaged fibres, and re-applying leftover material from the same pack. The patch blends back in invisibly. Over the lifetime of a wall, this single feature saves homeowners more painting hours than any other property of the coating.

From an application standpoint Prestige is straightforward DIY work. A 1.06 kg pack covers approximately 3.5 m² depending on thickness. The dried layer settles at around 1.1 mm thick - enough body to read as a considered, slightly textured surface without becoming a heavy plaster look. You mix it with warm water, let it rest for around 12 hours, and then spread it across the wall with smooth fan-shaped strokes. There is no wallpaper paste, no roll cutting, no pattern to align, and cleanup is soap and water. Most homeowners finish a feature wall in a single afternoon, with the surface touch-dry within 24 to 48 hours.

The Prestige composition is built for indoor living. The coating is VOC A+ rated, contains no harsh solvents, and emits no lingering odour during or after application - which is why it is so widely specified for bedrooms, nurseries, dining rooms, and any space that cannot be left empty for days. The surface is breathable, lightly textured, and forgiving on imperfect substrates, masking small bumps and hairline cracks that flat paint would normally highlight.

Interior designers tend to use Prestige across the main walls of a room rather than as a small accent. The shades are deliberately understated, which makes them an excellent envelope for stronger furniture, art, or upholstery. For a layered look, Prestige can also be combined with a textured collection such as Relief or Ecoline on one wall, leaving the rest of the room in a calmer Prestige tone.

Silk Plaster Prestige ships pan-EU from our Riga warehouse with full technical data sheets and a clear application guide. Pair it with the SP Primer Silk Plaster on porous substrates to even out absorbency, and the Expert Trowel for cleaner edges around windows and architraves. For a refined, seamless, repairable wall finish that will look as considered in ten years as it does today, Silk Plaster Prestige is one of the smartest choices in the main collection.

South is part of the Silk Plaster main collection and shares the same fibre-based formulation that has defined the brand for decades. Cellulose and silk components, a water-activated adhesive, and finely sorted decorative particles mix into a smooth, paste-like material that you apply with a plastic trowel. The result is a continuous, seamless surface - no overlaps, no visible repeats, no edges that lift later. It is also a coating you can repair: if part of the wall is damaged, the same pack can be re-wetted and re-applied invisibly.

Homeowners reach for South when they want presence without pattern fatigue. The shade carries enough character to anchor a sofa, a bed, or a dining table, yet sits comfortably alongside neutrals and natural materials such as wood, linen, and brushed metal. Used in an entrance hallway it sets the tone of the whole home. Used behind a bed it warms the entire room without resorting to bold paint or busy wallpaper.

From a practical standpoint South is among the easiest decorative finishes a homeowner can apply. There is no paste table, no cutting around switches, no matching of seams. You mix the pack with warm water, let it rest, and apply with light circular or fan-shaped strokes. A 1.2 kg pack covers approximately 4 m² depending on thickness, and the surface is touch-dry within 24 to 48 hours. The dried layer settles at around 1.2 mm thick - generous coverage that lets the warm pigments and texture deliver their full effect. Cleanup is simply soap and water - no solvents, no special disposal.

The eco-friendly composition is one reason South is so widely specified for family homes. Silk Plaster South is VOC A+ rated, contains no harsh chemical binders, and emits no lingering smell. It is breathable enough to let walls dry out behind it, and durable enough to handle everyday family life. Pair it with the SP Primer Silk Plaster on porous substrates to even out absorbency and bring out the full depth of the shade.

South ships pan-EU from our Riga warehouse with full technical data sheets and a clear application guide. For larger projects, leftover packs store indefinitely in their original packaging, which makes future patch repairs effortless. If you want a wall that feels warm, sunlit, and quietly luxurious - without the maintenance trade-offs of paint or paper - Silk Plaster South is one of the simplest decorative upgrades you can make.

Texturally, West sits in the elegant middle ground of the Silk Plaster main collection. The fibre mix is fine and even, so the dried surface reads as a refined matt finish rather than an obvious texture. Up close you see the subtle interplay of cellulose and silk components; from across the room you simply see a wall that looks more expensive than the room around it. That visual upgrade is one of the reasons West is increasingly specified in living rooms, home offices, and primary bedrooms.

Like every Silk Plaster product, West is applied as a continuous, seamless coating. You mix the pack with warm water, let it rest, then spread it across the wall with a plastic trowel. There are no joints, no cut lines, no awkward edges around sockets or switches - the material simply knits over the whole surface. If a section is later damaged, the same pack (or a fresh one in the same colour code) can be re-wetted and worked back in invisibly, so a knock or a moisture mark never means a full repaint.

West is also one of the easier collections for first-time decorators. There is no paste, no roll cutting, no pattern matching. A 1.125 kg pack covers approximately 3.5 m² depending on thickness, and most homeowners finish a feature wall in a single afternoon. The dried layer sits at around 1.1 mm thick - enough body to read as a considered matt surface without losing fineness. The dried surface is touch-dry within 24 to 48 hours and fully cured within 72 hours.

The formulation is built for indoor living. Silk Plaster West is VOC A+ rated, contains no harsh solvents, and emits no lingering odour during or after application - which is why it sees so much use in bedrooms, nurseries, and rooms that you cannot leave empty for days at a time. The coating is breathable and quietly forgiving on imperfect substrates, masking small bumps and hairline cracks that paint would otherwise highlight.

Designers often combine West with stronger statement collections - pairing it with East, South, or one of the Versailles luxury collections on an accent wall - to create rooms that feel layered without becoming busy. Used on its own across all four walls, West acts as a quietly elegant envelope that lets furniture and lighting take centre stage.

Silk Plaster West ships pan-EU from our Riga warehouse with technical data sheets, application guides, and access to our customer support team. Pair it with the SP Primer Silk Plaster on chalky or porous substrates, and consider the Expert Trowel for tighter edges around architraves. For a finish that elevates a whole room without shouting, Silk Plaster West remains one of the smarter choices in the main collection.

What separates Versailles 1 from the main collection is the way light moves across it. The metallic flakes are evenly distributed through the mix, which means there is no single shiny patch - instead, the whole wall shimmers gently as you move through the room, with brighter highlights under direct light and a calmer, deeper read in shadow. In dining rooms, master bedrooms, hotel-style lobbies, and small powder rooms, this is the kind of finish that makes the rest of the interior look more considered around it.

Like every Silk Plaster product, Versailles 1 is applied as a continuous, seamless coating. You mix one pack with warm water, let it rest, and spread the material across the wall with a plastic trowel. There are no joints, no cut lines, no overlap edges that catch the light differently from the rest of the wall. The fibres and metallic flakes knit smoothly across corners and around sockets so the finished surface reads as a single, jewel-like piece.

Versailles 1 is also fully repairable. If a section is later knocked, scuffed, or marked, you simply soften the affected area with water, lift the damaged material, and re-apply leftover Versailles 1 from the same pack. The patch blends back into the shimmer invisibly. For homes where the luxury collection is on display in a high-use area - an entrance hallway, a dining room, a primary bathroom - this is a meaningful guarantee that the finish will look as it did on day one for years.

Application takes a little more attention than the lighter main-collection shades, simply because the metallic accents reward smoother, more even trowel strokes. A 1.85 kg pack covers approximately 7.2 m² depending on thickness, mixes with warm water, rests for around 12 hours, and goes onto the wall with the same plastic trowel - there is no specialist primer, no specialist tooling, and no specialist contractor required. The dried layer settles at around 1 mm thick - enough body to seat the gold and silver leaf accents evenly across the wall. For homeowners who are comfortable with main-collection application, Versailles 1 is well within DIY reach.

The Versailles 1 composition is built for indoor living. The coating is VOC A+ rated, contains no harsh solvents, and emits no lingering odour during or after application. It is breathable, lightly textured, and forgiving on imperfect substrates, masking small bumps and hairline cracks that flat paint or printed wallpaper would highlight.

Silk Plaster Versailles 1 ships pan-EU from our Riga warehouse with full technical data sheets and a luxury-collection application guide. We recommend pairing it with the SP Primer Silk Plaster on porous substrates for the most even shimmer, and an Expert Trowel for cleaner edges around architraves and ceilings. For a wall that genuinely turns a room into an occasion - and that you can repair invisibly years later - Silk Plaster Versailles 1 is one of the most distinctive finishes in the European decorative coatings market.

Relief sits in the Silk Plaster main collection and uses the same fibre-based foundation as the rest of the range: cellulose and silk components, a water-soluble adhesive, and decorative particles, all mixed with warm water and applied to the wall with a plastic trowel. The difference is in the fibre selection - coarser and slightly more varied in length - which gives the dried surface its distinctive raised, almost woven character.

Visually, Relief does for a wall what a textured rug does for a floor. The surface catches light differently as you move through the room, so even a single tone reads with depth and quiet variation across the day. That makes Relief a particularly strong choice for living rooms, dining rooms, and home offices - spaces where the wall is part of the experience, not just a backdrop.

Like every Silk Plaster product, Relief is applied as a continuous, seamless coating. There are no joints, no cut lines, no visible overlap edges, and the fibres knit smoothly across corners and around sockets so the finished wall reads as one coherent piece. If a section is later knocked, scuffed, or marked by moisture, Relief is fully repairable: soften the affected area with water, lift the damaged fibres, and re-apply leftover material from the same pack. The patch blends back into the texture invisibly, which is something paint and printed wallpapers cannot offer.

Application is intentionally simple. A 0.9 kg pack covers approximately 4.5 m² depending on thickness, mixes with warm water, and rests for around 12 hours before going onto the wall. The dried coating settles at around 1.1 mm thick - generous enough to deliver the pronounced relief texture this collection is built around. From there, smooth fan-shaped strokes with the trowel build the texture. There is no wallpaper paste, no cutting, no joints to align, and cleanup is just soap and water. Because the fibres are coarser, light variations in trowel pressure are absorbed into the texture rather than showing as streaks - which makes Relief surprisingly forgiving for first-time applicators.

The Relief composition is built for indoor living. The coating is VOC A+ rated, contains no harsh solvents, and emits no lingering odour during or after application. It is breathable, deeply forgiving on imperfect substrates, and excellent at concealing small bumps and hairline cracks that flat paint would normally highlight. For older properties with less-than-perfect plaster, Relief is often the quickest way to turn a problem wall into a feature.

Silk Plaster Relief ships pan-EU from our Riga warehouse with full technical data sheets and a clear application guide. Pair it with the SP Primer Silk Plaster on porous substrates, and an Expert Trowel for cleaner edges. For a tactile, repairable, designer-grade wall finish without the cost of bespoke plasterwork, Silk Plaster Relief is one of the most satisfying choices in the main range.