ARMOURCOAT
Armourcoat polished plaster has been specified for the Leathersellers’ Hall in the City of London by Eric Parry Architects, completed in 2016.
The material used is Armuralia polished plaster, an exquisite silky smooth polished plaster finish with subtle tonal variations. An entirely natural product made from aged lime putty and crushed Bianco Carrara marble, Armuralia is trowel applied to create smooth or finely textured finishes, which resemble polished stone in their appearance, hardness and touch.
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