“Fibrous plaster, the new white gold” according to Elle Décoration. A trendy material revered by fashionable designer architects for luxurious creations!
Cornices are an undeniable aesthetic asset for interior décor. Maison Rouveure Marquez offers cornices imagined with care.
Fibrous plaster vases are decorative elements which can take multiple forms: capital vases, ornamental vases and column brackets.
Gargoyles, statues and other decorative elements occupy a central role in architecture, whether positioned indoors or on a façade.
Shopping arcades are places of dense foot traffic and pervasive agitation. Fibrous plaster and Mono® Acoustic can add a touch of modernity and reduce ambient noise.
Fibrous plaster, stucco and plaster are all frequently used in interior décor. Discover their history and the differences between them…
Door and corner decorations come from Greek and Roman decorative motifs. Rounded floral motifs for a noble interior.
Discover the history of fibrous plaster. Created later than stucco, fibrous plaster has become a must in the production of decorations.
Decorative motifs can take a variety of forms on columns made of fibrous plaster: graphic, classic, imitation tree trunks and more. A quick glimpse at the range.
Fibrous plaster wall friezes, the ideal decorative solution to beautify your ceilings or walls. A quick glimpse of different wall frieze motifs made of fibrous plaster.
