How EIFS Works for Interior Walls, Ceilings, and Design Features

Specialty Interior Design - Acoustical, Sound Absorbent, Light Illumination, and Beauty All Available with EIFS

EIFS can be used for far more than exterior wall systems. Inside, it provides acoustic control, better lighting, and smooth architectural finishes. It can be shaped, curved, or textured to match almost any interior design concept. Indiana Wall Systems applies EIFS, fine plasters, and specialty wall systems to create accent walls, conference rooms, reception areas, office interiors, and high-end residential spaces with precise results.

Clients often come to us with only a rough idea or a verbal description. We translate that into a finished interior design using EIFS, Venetian plaster, or specialty wall systems. Whether the project calls for a modern commercial look, custom textures, or a high-end residential feature wall, we build it to match the exact design request.

We pride ourselves on our work, both past, present, and future, executing unique design concepts and capturing the look that a client has done nothing more than verbally describe.

Whether it’s a design you have seen or something you have imagined, we can do it!

We design and build a wide range of interior spaces, including high-end office and retail walls, modern urban and metro concepts, fine Italian plasters, American and Spanish stuccos, conference rooms, waiting rooms, bathrooms, information stations, and many other custom interior features.

High-End Interior Design Customer EIFS

Accent walls are designed to capture the gaze of potential clients, guests, and the general public. Company logos inset in fine plaster, EIFS (Exterior Insulation Finishing System), and stucco designs.

Specialty wall panels, light guards, directional light control, increased design visibility, emphasis control, and management, as well as sound and noise control systems, can all be incorporated into a wall that really stands out in interior appeal and design concept.

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Specialty ceilings, acoustical treatments, sound-absorbent surfaces, light illumination, and general beauty are all attainable in EIFS, Stucco, and fine plaster, designed and directed at your specific request, achieving the end result you were looking for.

Venetian Plaster, Fina Italian Plaster, Skip-Trowel, slick-trowel, and extensively troweled nearly glass finishes are available. Interior plaster and real Venetian Plaster is a difficult process to both mix and apply. Modern Venetian Pre-mixed products are a fraction of the quality seen in old-world true Venetian Plasters, and these newer “everyone” can apply plasters, NEVER reaching the luster and slick finish surface seen in traditional Venetian Applications.

A true Venetian Wall, as defined by old-world specifications, is achieved through multiple hand-troweled passes of an experienced trowel, utilizing firm pressure and very specific timing. The newer pre-mixed Venetian seen in 80% of applications today produces a soft, rough, textured surface, a complete 360-degree turnaround from what real Venetian Plaster was historically. Only a true tradesman will know the difference and be able to produce the real deal.

True Venetian Versus Modern

Modern “Venetian-style” Finishes
(pre-mixed products)

Todays Venetian

Modern “Venetian-style” finishes (pre-mixed products) create a softer, rougher surface that resembles traditional stucco and can be applied by general trades.

True Venetian Plaster
(old-world method):

True Ventian

True Venetian Plaster (old-world method) is applied through multiple hand-troweled passes with firm pressure and precise timing. The result is a smooth, dense, glass-like surface that requires a trained plasterer and offers far better durability.

Most people don’t realize how different modern “Venetian-style” finishes are from true Venetian Plaster. The newer pre-mixed products create a rougher, softer surface that looks closer to traditional stucco. True Venetian Plaster is a separate craft. It takes many hand-applied passes, firm pressure, and the skill of someone who has done it for years. The result is a dense, smooth surface with a glass-like look that lasts longer and shows the difference immediately.

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