VeniLux Quebec

Beautiful microciment bathroom

Designed by Natasha Gonzalez , Michael Garzone

🇫🇷 JOURNÉE DE FORMATION — PLÂTRE VÉNITIEN

Envie de perfectionner vos techniques et d’explorer l’univers du plâtre vénitien? Venez apprendre, pratiquer et découvrir 4 finis vénitiens lors de notre prochaine journée de formation chez VeniLux.

✨ Au programme :
• Grassello — haute brillance
• Marmorino Matt — enduit vénitien
• Marmorino Antico — semi-lustré
• Intonachino 700 — effet pierre

Une journée consacrée à l’application, mais aussi à l’exploration des couleurs, textures et techniques exclusives qui permettent de créer des finis uniques.

📅 16 septembre 2026
📍 5 Chabanel Ouest, Montréal, QC, H2N 1C2
💰 500 $ + taxes

2 places restantes. Pour vous inscrire ou obtenir plus d’informations, écrivez-nous à [email protected].
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🇬🇧 VENETIAN PLASTER TRAINING DAY

Ready to refine your skills and explore the art of Venetian plaster? Join us for a hands-on training day at VeniLux and learn how to apply 4 Venetian finishes:

✨ Training includes:
• Grassello — high gloss
• Marmorino Matt — Venetian plaster
• Marmorino Antico — semi-polished finish
• Intonachino 700 — stone effect

You’ll explore different colors, textures and exclusive application techniques while developing the skills needed to create unique decorative finishes.

📅 September 16, 2026
📍 5 Chabanel West, Montreal, QC, H2N 1C2
💰 $500 + taxes

2 Spots left . To register or request more information, email [email protected].

Marmorino comes alive with light. ✨

Applied throughout the staircase, the finish reacts beautifully to natural light, revealing subtle movement, depth and variations throughout the day.

What can look soft and understated from one angle becomes more dimensional from another, highlighting the handcrafted character that makes Marmorino so unique.

A finish that doesn’t just cover a wall, it changes with the space.

LES SURFACES RACONTENT UNE HISTOIRE

Créons la vôtre

Microcement, from one surface to the next. 🤍

Used throughout this kitchen, from the sculptural island to the custom table and surrounding finishes, microcement creates a soft, seamless look that ties the entire space together.

Its subtle texture adds depth without interrupting the clean, minimal design, while the continuous finish allows curves and architectural details to become part of the design rather than simply a surface.

Minimal, warm and beautifully cohesive.

Designed by Natasha Gonzalez Michael Garzone Natasha & Michael Design Studio Inc.

SOLL.SOLUTIONS

In a kitchen filled with natural materials like wood and stone, a flat painted ceiling could easily feel disconnected.

The Marmorino finish brings a subtle mineral texture overhead, catching the natural light differently throughout the day and tying the softer surfaces into the architecture.

And that’s what makes Marmorino interesting: from a distance, it feels calm and understated. Up close, you see the variation and the hand-applied movement that makes every surface unique.

A quiet detail, but one that changes the feeling of the entire room.

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The beauty of a textured finish is how naturally it works with the other materials in a space.

Here, the soft movement of the walls sits beside raw stone, warm wood and glossy tile without competing with any of them. Instead of adding another pattern, the finish adds depth and character while keeping the overall palette quiet.

It’s a great example of how texture can connect very different materials and make the entire space feel more cohesive.