DAC-ART blocks have subtle variations of tint and purposeful surface 'imperfections' to add to the look of stone. After they are in place, a mortar mixture can be added to give them a 'set in mortar' look.

Interior walls can be finished out in conventional products such as gypsum board or paneling, or left as-is for a European stone look.

Cornices are normally difficult to build.  A great deal of scaffolding is usually needed.  Many working trips around the structure are normally required to build the shapes and finishes needed for an attractive cornice. With DAC-ART however, the lift simply sets another component.  All the shapes and finishes are already on the component.  The cornice component also has the same cavity and connection design that is the hallmark of DAC-ART: each side of a component that abuts another component has the typical DAC-ART opening to allow the internal concrete pour to make its connection to the other component with full continuity.