Spec-language written for you
We adhere to the specification language — performance parameters, approved products, and mock-up requirements — so the bid set protects your design intent from the start.
Venetian, Marmorino, Tadelakt and seamless acoustic plaster — hand-applied by artisans who have worked with designers, not just contractors. Material that reads on the wall exactly as it read in your mood board.
And the technical partnership to make sure the finish you specify is the finish that gets built — from mock-up to construction administration.

Your Project, Front & Center
Every wall, a considered material decision.
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Venetian, Marmorino, Tadelakt (coming soon), Microcement (coming soon), acoustic — each applied by plasterers who have worked with architects, not just contractors.
Substrate audits, mock-ups under your lighting, MEP coordination, and specification language that survives bid — written by us, for your documents.
We don't disappear after the submittal. We respond to RFIs, inspect mock-ups, and confirm the finish installed is the finish designed.
Acoustic plaster does what tiles and panels can’t: it disappears into your design. Applied at 15–70 mm over structural or suspended substrates, it delivers commercial-grade sound absorption without panel joints, visible fixings, or the visual language of a corrective afterthought.
Specify it for ceilings, curved soffits, feature walls, or the full envelope. The finish reads as monolithic plaster. The room reads as quiet.

Seamless. No joints. No grid.

The finish that gets built should be the finish you specified not its closest available substitute.
Decorative and acoustic plaster requires two skill sets that rarely live in the same firm: the hand-skill to execute what you design, and the technical depth to make sure it performs. Senza brings both — and enters your process early enough to matter.
Substrate review, system selection, acoustic system selection, preliminary specification language drafted.
Performance specs, approved products, mock-up requirements, substitution language — all in your bid set before it goes out.
Clear language eliminates the loopholes contractors use to value-engineer finishes out.
On-site for mock-up review, RFI responses, and final inspection. The finish you designed is the finish installed.
Decorative and acoustic plaster is a specialized specification — and a vulnerable one. Without the right language in your documents, contractors substitute. Finishes drift. The seamless ceiling you designed becomes a tile grid.
Senza works with designers from design development through construction administration, so the finish that gets installed is the finish you specified. We adhere to the specification language, attend mock-up reviews, and respond to the RFIs.

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The earlier we enter your project, the more we can protect. Substrate coordination, finish development, and specification language all require lead time that disappears fast.
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