East Melbourne's grand terraces, wrought-iron balconies and garden outlooks over Fitzroy Gardens set a distinguished tone, and interiors deserve the same standard. MAJIK WALL applies polished plaster by hand, building thin, burnished layers that glow softly in period rooms with high ceilings. It is a finish that respects the heritage character of the suburb while lifting living rooms, halls and studies with quiet luxury.
Heritage buildings shift and settle over the decades, and East Melbourne homes often show it through fine cracks, loose sheets and patched walls from old renovations. Our plasterboard repairs are done neatly and blended into the original wall so nothing looks patched. For a bolder statement, Venetian plaster adds a smooth, marble-like sheen that suits formal lounges and dining rooms beautifully.
Renovating in East Melbourne often means working within heritage overlays and around delicate original features, so we take a careful, respectful approach. Our decorative plastering can create refined texture and subtle relief on feature walls, while our plasterboard installation service builds new walls, extensions and rear additions with straight lines and clean, paint-ready joins that sit comfortably beside the original fabric.



Ornate cornices are a defining feature of East Melbourne interiors, and we install profiles that suit the era of your home, or repair and extend existing sections so new work matches the old. Our ceiling plastering restores sagging or water-stained ceilings, including the high ceilings common in terraces, leaving a smooth, level surface without disturbing surrounding features.
Lime plaster is a natural fit for East Melbourne's older buildings because it breathes, allowing walls to release moisture rather than trap it. We use it for restoration work and for authentic period finishes. Marmorino plaster offers a softer, stone-inspired alternative for contemporary renovations, adding gentle tonal variation to hallways and living spaces without overpowering the home's classic proportions.
Good results in a Victorian terrace depend on what happens before the first coat goes on. We test walls for damp, remove failed patches, stabilise cracks and prime surfaces so new plaster bonds properly. Our wall and ceiling repairs also address issues such as rising moisture marks and old alterations, giving East Melbourne homeowners a sound foundation for any finish.
Many East Melbourne homes have walls that have been repainted and patched many times, leaving uneven, lumpy surfaces. Skimming lays a thin, even plaster coat across the wall to remove those irregularities and produce a flat, refined base. It is an efficient way to freshen a room before painting, especially when full replacement would risk disturbing heritage details.