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FRANCES BINNINGTON

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Going one-on-one with Tata Montilla

By Frances Kramer | October 11, 2009 - 12:00am

Tata Montilla follows a century-old tradition of hand plastering and finishes, having attended a number of courses on Venetian Plaster techniques at The School of Italian Plasters.  

On the Radar