Stucco is a material that is applied to buildings, usually as a decor. It is usually made of cement mixed with water and materials such as sand or lime. Wet liquid can be used on wood, stone or brick. It can also be applied on tar paper or wire mesh if complex shapes are required. Usually one or the other is applied in two or three layers. Once installed and built, it is allowed to be retained. Properly mixed, it will hold and hold for a very long time.

Sometimes the term submission is used instead of stucco. The first word is often preferred in the UK, while the second word is preferred in the US. Although both words are of Germanic origin, the last word in English came through Italian. In a way, Italian words suggest a more decorative approach, but the representation seems dull and very functional.

Stucco was used in many Roman buildings and is still visible in the city of Rome. It was also used in the famous Roman arches, and the fact that some of them lasted for about two thousand years is a testament to their strength. Using lime or marble in the mix is likely to last longer and to make affordable the stucco cost.

In some American homes, a "synthetic" shape was used to look like real stucco. It is not as hard as real stucco and can be easily removed or damaged. Before making a purchase, buyers should check the quality of the decor at home. It can be used both internally and externally for various supports. The support can be wood or masonry, and the strength of the finish will be determined by the configuration of the support.

Accepting solid decoration is a matter of personal taste. For those who use minimalism and simple lines, fancy finishes are a ban. For others, the decoration seems attractive and interesting. They could argue that the human soul is embellished, and it is useful to add character to architects by using fortifications built in the building, or to keep them in the form of decorative designs and weather-resistant motifs.

Creative materials can also be used in modern homes. There may be some forms of wall painting inside and outside the house. Interest can be added by raising the flat surface of the wall by adding additional dimensions. Colors can also be used to make templates more dynamic and complement other aspects of interior design.

When damage occurs, stucco repairs can be made by creating new mixes and restoring the appearance of the original finish. Problems arise when paint needs to be applied to repair it. Colors are difficult to match perfectly due to weathering. The decoration can also be used to create garden landscapes. In Georgia and August, "critics" were formed to generate interest in beautifully landscaped gardens. Often they try to imitate classical structures.