Authorized Meoded Plaster Dealer in Phoenix & Scottsdale

The line

We stock the full Meoded line, tools included. Every product has its own page with Meoded's colors, coverage and steps.

The whole Meoded line, on our shelf.

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Clay plaster
Moroccan Clay
Natural clay, matte and mottled; the DIY plaster. Interior.
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Lime paint
Lime Wash
Brushed mineral paint, soft and cloudy. Inside or out.
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Microcement
Concretta FS
Seamless microcement; goes over existing tile. Showers, counters, floors.
Polished Venetian plaster
Stucco Lamundo
Polished marble look, burnished in three coats. Interior.
Matte Venetian plaster
Marmorino Tintoretto
Limestone and marble dust; warm depth without gloss. Inside or out.
Stone-effect lime plaster
Marmorino Palladino
Stone, distressed and travertine textures, or smooth. Inside or out.
Sand-finish lime plaster
Tonachino Firenze
Fine sand texture, quiet movement. Inside or out.
Texturing lime plaster
Marmorino Intonaco
Heavy body for fluted, raked and stone textures. Inside or out.
Marbleized Venetian plaster
Renaissance Marbleized
Acrylic; layered colors for a veined marble look. Interior.
Stone-finish plaster
Vega Plaster
Heavy stone and precast looks, smooth to pitted. Walls, inside or out.
Concrete-look plaster
Golmex
Polished-concrete look, natural cement gray. Walls, inside or out.
Suede metallic paint
Pearlas Velvet
Troweled suede metallic paint. Interior.
Pearlescent metallic paint
Sapphire Metallic
Mica metallic paint; Sahara Effect with glass beads. Walls, trim, metal.
Glitter paint
Crystal Brush
Glitter paint, brushed crisscross. Interior.

Primers, sealers and glazes

Colors and tools

Photographs courtesy of Meoded Paint & Plaster.

Why

Depth you cannot print.

Paint sits on the surface as a film of even thickness. Lime plaster is built up in troweled coats, so the wall has real relief: high spots that catch the light, low spots that hold shadow.

Phoenix light brings it out. Three hundred days of hard, directional light is what these finishes were made for. It is also the light in which flat paint looks its flattest.

It is applied by hand, and no two walls are identical. Screens vary, and the finish shifts with the light in the room. See a troweled board at the store before you decide.

Walls

Screens vary and paint shifts with the light in the room. Pick up a sample before you commit to a wall.

The paint beside a plastered wall.

A plastered wall is usually one wall. The rest of the room takes a matte paint half a step off the plaster.

OC-17White Dove: ceilings and trim in most plastered rooms.

HC-81Manchester Tan: the adjacent walls beside a warm polished plaster; close, not matched.

244Strathmore Manor: when the plaster is the light element and the room needs a floor of color.

HC-170Stonington Gray: beside Concretta or Golmex, where anything warm fights the concrete read.

HC-166Kendall Charcoal: a ceiling above a metallic wall, so the sheen has something to throw against.

Compare

The finishes side by side. Each row opens that product's page.

FinishCharacterSheenWhere

Moroccan ClayNatural clay, matte and mottled; the DIY plasterMatteInterior Lime WashBrushed mineral paint, soft and cloudyMatteInt / ext Concretta FSSeamless microcement; goes over existing tileMatte; the sealer sets the sheenShowers, counters, floors Stucco LamundoPolished marble look, burnished in three coatsHigh glossInterior Marmorino TintorettoLimestone and marble dust; warm depth without glossMatte to low sheenInt / ext Marmorino PalladinoStone, distressed and travertine textures, or smoothMatteInt / ext Tonachino FirenzeFine sand texture, quiet movementMatteInt / ext Marmorino IntonacoHeavy body for fluted, raked and stone texturesMatteInt / ext Renaissance MarbleizedAcrylic; layered colors for a veined marble lookHigh glossInterior Vega PlasterHeavy stone and precast looks, smooth to pittedMatteInt / ext walls GolmexPolished-concrete look, natural cement grayMatteInt / ext walls Pearlas VelvetTroweled suede metallic paintSoft metallicInterior Sapphire MetallicMica metallic paint; Sahara Effect with glass beadsPearlescent satinWalls, trim, metal Crystal BrushGlitter paint, brushed crisscrossSparkleInterior

Counter

Can I apply it myself?

It is available to you either way. The first coat is forgiving; the finish coats are not. For a feature wall in an important room, we recommend an experienced applicator.

How is it priced?

As a surface, by the square foot. Material runs several times the cost of premium paint, and skilled labor is the larger share.

Will it crack?

Not if the wall is sound and the coats go on thin. Meoded builds heavy textures in several thin coats, because a thick coat is what cracks. Cracks in the wall beneath will still come through, so preparation comes first.

Can it go in a shower?

Meoded Concretta can. It is a microcement, troweled seamless and sealed with three or four coats of PlasterGuard, and it goes over existing tile without demolition. On new walls the shower is waterproofed first; Concretta is the finish layer. True tadelakt is a Moroccan lime technique rather than a product we stock, and the tadelakt page explains the difference. The rest of the range stays out of direct water.

Can you match a color I have?

We tint Lime Wash, Pearlas Velvet, Crystal Brush and every Meoded plaster except Golmex in store; Golmex comes in natural cement gray and Sapphire Metallic in factory colors. Bring a chip or a piece of the material. A plaster will never sit exactly on a paint chip, because it is not a flat surface. The sample board shows what it will do.

We keep a list of applicators in the Phoenix metro who work in Meoded daily, and we know which ones do which finishes. Tell us the room, and we will recommend two or three.

Call for a referral Or see boards in store

Clay, lime and stone, applied by hand.