As promised, here are a few more photos of that gorgeous Marmorino Classic map of the world created by Tina Randolph at Sun Liquor Distillery in Seattle:
One of the more interesting things about the project from a technical point of view: The substrate walls were pretty rough. Rather than do the standard prep of smoothing the surface out prior to polished plaster, Tina and the crew went directly over the rough substrate which ended up looking wonderful and giving the feel of those ridges under the ocean and the waves on top. I could look at that blue wall all day.
Here’s a not very well kept secret – these guys serve some of the best cocktails in Seattle
Tina Randolph just started using Stucco Italiano plasters which she says she now loves. She’s been doing awesome decorative work all over Seattle for many years, including some great stuff in Top Pot Doughnuts which is owned by the same folks who brought us the new Sun Liquor. I’m hoping to interview Tina next week for the blog and post some more jobs that she’s done.…






Stucco Italiano is a member of the US Green Building Council. Naturally high in pH, lime finishes act as an anti-bacterial surface, neutralizing the development of organic substances such as mold and fungus.