New building ceiling painter's fleece + painting or spray plaster

Do you have pictures of it?

Do you have pictures of it?

Of what exactly? I still have various pictures from my old house, but I need to know exactly what you mean. However, photos might not show it that clearly either.

I guess from the painted ceilings. It would definitely interest me.

I just checked, at Haering they are called differently now, although it seems only the name was modernized; sounds cooler -
It is probably the "Hawering Dekoquarz-fein" with the 1mm grains. The pictures don’t show it well, I only have older pictures and those don’t show the plastering result but rather life captured there.
Ultimately, it is a white paint mixed with very fine, 1mm quartz sand, which is then applied evenly or always in the same way onto the pre-primed plaster (broad brush). You can tint it as you like and then you have the single-color wall/ceiling where you see the painting direction or technique. Overall, it looks absolutely calm and even, yet not too smooth, which forgives small unevenness.
Back then, the Mediterranean style was trendy, so I took a suitable glaze (e.g. Caparol) and applied it consistently in the “cross-stroke” technique!!!! It should be done by one person only, otherwise you will see the difference later. It looks calm and you can play with it; also it is super easy to apply. We had zero experience then; the painter where we bought it explained it to us.
Without glaze, it can look just as simple and modern.
Once I tried 2mm on the ceiling but it didn’t look good because I couldn’t distribute the 2mm grains well (by me); also it was too coarse for my taste.

Ah thanks, yes I've seen something like that before. At friends' places. I don't find this color very appealing, but now I can imagine how it looks. And basically, you can use any color...
Thanks!

Hehe, well....the good old days, you can't even explain that later on- Basically, you see this more often nowadays in the trades sector or in offices, white textured plaster (often called something else), so wall paint with quartz sand. I also know people who mix it themselves, and with or without color glaze, it ultimately has nothing to do with textured plaster; you could also do that on any wall paint. The only difference is that there are these 1mm grains in it. This marbled effect only arises through the colored glaze; otherwise, it looks like a normally painted wall but with tiny quartz sand grains.