Novacolor Australia

19/10/2026

You don’t need every wall to speak. Look at our Novacolor Marmorino KS project. Marmorino KS through the stairwell and hallway — a grey that shiftswith the light, applied by hand so no two square metres read the same.

Everything around it stays quiet: white walls, walnut treads,
travertine floors.

One wall. The whole room changes.

14/10/2026

07/10/2026

Lime plaster doesn‘t reflect light. It absorbs it.

Three spaces, one finish. A thousand different shadows.

Marmorino KS — lime-based, handmade in Forlì. It never shines.It lets the architecture shine.

📍 Spec & applicator list — link in bio

22/09/2026

We stepped on it. It still doesn’t crack!

W2F Base Zero is the layer that goes under Wall2Floor microcement —the one you never see, but the one that decides whether your floorcracks in year one or stays quiet for twenty.

Fiber-reinforced. Flexible enough to take a boot. Rigid enough to@hold a finish for decades.

📍 Spec & data sheet — link in bio

14/09/2026

A staircase that doesn’t want to stop moving.

Lime plaster doesn‘t fight the curve — it learns it.

On thissweeping spiral, Marmorino KS turns the wall into a soft surfacethat catches light at every hour.

The geometry stays sharp; thewall softens it. The room becomes a sculpture.

Made in Italy. Supplied by Novacolor Australia.

09/09/2026

Ready？Go ！

08/09/2026

The Block. Season 22. Episode 13. Main bedroom.
Novacolor Archi Pietra ✨
— hand-applied by Conor from J&C Bastick Conor Bastick
Judges’ reaction: “Oh my god.”
Same plaster used by Hermès and Armani.
Now on national TV！
📩DM if you want it on your wall.

26/08/2026

Before it becomes a wall, it becomes a craft.

Marmorino is a lime plaster that has to be troweled by hand — layer by layer, stroke by stroke — until the surface tells the story of the hand that made it.

Different hands, different textures. No two walls ever look the same.

Great material. Greater technique.

26/08/2026

Four “walls”. One material.

Look at one of our best sellers-Marmorino by Novacolor : a hand-troweled Italian lime plaster that catches light the way marble does — soft veining, subtle depth, a finish that only gets better with age.

From sculptural curves to moody charcoal, it‘s the surface architects keep coming back to.

Made in Italy. Made to be lived with.

13/08/2026

Before ➝ Troweled by hand ➝ Now.

This is Archi+ Pietra — a lime-and-stone finish made in Italy. Applied by hand in three passes, burnished to release the aggregate, then left to cure under the light.

The surface goes warm at noon, cool at dusk. The stone flecks catch shadows at every hour. Touch it and you’ll feel why it isn‘t paint, and why it isn’t render — it‘s a finish that behaves like cut stone without quarrying a mountain.