MJ'S Stucco & Plaster

05/25/2026

Seamless Venetian plaster niches finished to bring warmth, depth, and texture against the natural stone. Subtle movement, timeless texture.


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04/30/2026

Seamless Venetian plaster that flows from surface to surface without interruption.
Built in layers to create a stone-like finish with natural movement and depth—no joints, no breaks, just a continuous handcrafted look that elevates the entire space.

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04/19/2026

Seamless finish. Clean lines. No joints.
Microcement delivers a continuous surface that feels modern, very durable, and built to last.

04/17/2026

Existing siding covered with 3" EIFS system and finished in black acrylic stucco for a full modern upgrade. Added insulation, clean lines, and a finish that completely transforms the look of this cabin.

04/16/2026

This modern garage finished with a seamless acrylic stucco system—built to handle the elements and keep its sharp look for years.

04/10/2026

Clean lines meets timeless texture. There’s nothing quite like the crisp finish of white acrylic stucco.
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12/21/2025

Archi + Concrete finish on these fireplaces.
Clean lines, raw texture, and subtle movement for a modern feel.
This hand-applied plaster delivers the look of concrete without the weight. These were both waxed and polished to add more shine for a different look.construction

12/12/2025

Another clean finish by MJ Stucco & Plaster ✨
We just completed this modern double-garage exterior, finished with smooth white acrylic stucco system that gives the home a sharp, contemporary look. The crisp lines, warm wood-grain doors, and integrated lighting all come together perfectly — and our team made sure every detail was dialed in.

Proud to deliver quality craftsmanship that lasts.
If you’re looking to elevate your home’s exterior, we’ve got you covered.

MJ Stucco & Plaster — Crafting clean finishes, one project at a time.

Whitstone Developments Ltd.

12/04/2025

Plastering is one of the oldest trades in the building game, dating back thousands of years to when ancient craftsmen were coating walls with lime and clay. What’s remarkable is that, despite all the modern materials and methods that have come along, the fundamentals haven’t changed. The tools of the trade the hawk, the trowel, the float are virtually the same as they’ve always been. A plasterer today would still recognise the kit used centuries ago, because at the end of the day, it’s still all about skill, technique, and a steady hand….

11/14/2025