Venetian Plaster
Depth, movement, and a surface that changes with the light.
We transform how you experience the space you live in.
Start your projectTerra Alto Living · Orlando & Central Florida
Material. Space. Experience.
Terra Alto Living creates Venetian plaster, limewash, and microcement finishes for homes and interiors across Orlando and Central Florida. We work with homeowners, interior designers, architects, and builders to shape light, texture, and atmosphere.
Explore Venetian plaster, limewash painting, and microcement installation for your space.
Every Detail Reinforces The Whole.
Florida Residence
Selected Work
Selected WorkThe light principle
Light is not decoration. It is part of the material.
Handcrafted surfaces hold shadow, reveal movement, and change character as the day passes.
Venetian plaster, limewash & microcement in Orlando
Microcement
Continuous finishes for floors, walls, showers, and architectural forms.
Limewash
Mineral color with softness, variation, and quiet permanence.
Chukum
Natural warmth and tactile movement for interior and exterior architecture.
Custom Finishes
Original surface systems developed in response to the space.
Over years of refinement, we’ve curated the finest materials and systems to create surfaces of timeless beauty and lasting performance.
Featured project
Florida Residence
Featured by AD Middle East
Brought onto the project by Corey Scragg Inc. as the second plaster artisan, contributing to the comprehensive interior plaster package across walls, ceilings, architectural bridges, curved plaster staircases, the 40-foot turret, its wraparound staircase, and the turret ceiling.
- Architecture & Design
- ACDO · Toronto
- General Contractor
- Pellegrini Homes
- Plaster Contractor
- Corey Scragg Inc.
Who we serve
Homeowners. Interior designers. Architects. Builders.
Serving Orlando, Winter Park, Windermere, Winter Garden, Lake Nona, and St. Cloud. Available throughout Florida and for select destination projects.
Start a project
Tell us what you want the space to become.
We’ll begin with the architecture, the feeling, and the surfaces that can bring them together.