Specialty Finishes in Toronto & the GTA

Not concrete. Not stone. Paint.

Hand-applied stone and concrete-look finishes, feature walls, geometric lines and brand colours matched exactly. For homes and retail spaces.

Close-up of a hand-applied stone-look paint finish
  • QuoteQuoted per project
  • Real exampleDepends on the finish
  • PaintBenjamin MooreSherwin-Williams
How we approach it

Specialty finishes are where craft really shows. Every layer is done by hand.

Paul Marchesseau
Paul MarchesseauOwner, 25+ years painting, on every job
What’s included
  • Stone and concrete-look finishes
  • Feature walls and geometric lines
  • Custom brand colours
  • Hand-applied in layers
How a specialty finishes job runs

Four steps, no surprises.

No call centre, no salesperson. You deal with Paul from the first message to the final walkthrough.

  1. 01

    Walkthrough & written quote

    Paul comes to see the space, talks colours and sheens with you, and sends you a free quote with a start date.

  2. 02

    Plan

    We agree on the look, colours and layout before any finish goes on the wall.

  3. 03

    Apply

    The finish is built up by hand in layers.

  4. 04

    Final walk & touch-ups

    We walk through together and touch up anything you spot. The job is finished when you are happy with it.

How pricing works

What goes into the price.

Every job is different, so Paul quotes after seeing it, and the quote is free. These are the things that move the number for specialty finishes.

Get a free quote
  • 01The finishStone or concrete look, line work or a brand feature wall
  • 02SizeOne wall or a whole store
Questions people ask

Specialty finishes, answered.

★★★★★
“5 stars isn’t enough.”
Paul Ambler · Homeowner · Google
What finishes can you do?

Stone and concrete-look finishes like the Arc’teryx store at CF Markville, geometric and gold line work, and brand feature walls like the Nike pop-up at the Eaton Centre.

Can I see a sample first?

Yes. We make a sample before we start so there are no surprises.

Paul Marchesseau

Send Paul a few photos.

A couple of photos and a sentence about what you want is plenty to start. Text, email, or fill out a quick request.

Talk soon, Paul
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