Moroccan stucco is an age-old technique that has survived for centuries. This type of plaster, known for its elegant finish, adorns mosques, homes, and riads. However, some fear it could soon vanish.

said the demand for plaster has exploded in recently months, especially for tadelakt — a traditional Moroccan plaster finish that is waterproof and often used in bathrooms and kitchens. Photo via ...

Ryan Chivers harbored some other ideas. The longtime craftsman, who owns and operates Artesano Traditional Plaster in Boulder, suggested they use tadelakt. It is an ancient technique that ...

So it makes sense that no two rooms are alike, each a different color with the traditional Moroccan plaster Tadelakt walls, accessorized with thematic design details, and that part of the wonder ...

Moroccan design isn’t exactly synonymous with the word minimalism. After all, this is the land of snake charmers, vibrant splashes of color, and elaborate geometric designs adorning nearly every ...

The arched ceilings are made of local bricks and tadelakt, a traditional Moroccan plaster.Credit...Ebony Siovhan Supported by By Gisela Williams In the early ’90s, Fabrizio Ruspoli di Poggio ...