Tunki West Lakes | Oatmilk Venetian Plaster Restaurant
Tunki West Lakes, Venetian Plaster by Protex Plastering

Tunki West Lakes

Venetian PlasterRestaurantWest Lakes, Adelaide

Overview

Materiality plays a defining role in how a space is experienced.

At Tunki West Lakes, Venetian plaster in soft oatmilk tones introduces warmth, depth and a subtle sense of movement throughout the interior. The finish responds beautifully to changing light, adding texture and character while complementing the restaurant's refined and understated design language.

A considered palette, tactile surfaces and thoughtful detailing come together to create an environment that feels both welcoming and enduring.

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Questions

Frequently Asked

What is Venetian plaster?

Venetian plaster is a decorative lime-and-marble finish applied by hand in multiple thin layers, then burnished to a smooth, subtly luminous surface. The result is seamless and tactile, with natural depth and movement that shifts beautifully with the light.

Is Venetian plaster durable and hard-wearing?

Yes. Once cured and sealed, a lime-based Venetian plaster finish is hard-wearing and long-lasting. It ages gracefully rather than dating, which makes it well suited to both family homes and high-traffic commercial spaces.

How do I care for and clean it?

Very little upkeep is required. Dust with a soft, dry cloth and wipe gently with a damp cloth when needed. Avoid abrasive cleaners and scourers, a sealed finish adds protection against everyday marks and moisture.

Where can Venetian plaster be applied?

Feature walls, ceilings, fireplaces, bulkheads, rangehoods and curved or sculptural forms, across homes, showrooms, restaurants and commercial fit-outs. With the right sealing it can also suit splashbacks and select low-traffic wet areas.

How do I get a quote for my project?

Tell us about your space and the look you're after and we'll talk through finishes, colours and scope, then provide a tailored quote. Get in touch to get started.

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