4 layer grey / silver/ charcoal Venetian microplaster wall finish with mica powder selanat
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Grand Entry Foyer with walls panels done in Venetian plaster "wrinkled silk" finish by Christianson Lee Studios. Also visible is our painted floor border featuring circular motif and radial geometry. Interior design by Fuller Interiors

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Kitchen featuring an exposed limestone nook, fine grain European plastered walls and stained wood ceilings with exposed beams.
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Open concept living room in an 1890's historical home. A linear gas fireplace surrounded by comfortable, yet elegant lounge seating makes for a cozy space to read or have a cocktail. The original space consisted of 3 small rooms and is now one continuous space.

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Hand hewn wood beams throughout the house provide the classical Spanish motif and structural integrity of this Spanish Hacienda in Corona del Mar, California

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These are a few pictures of what mottling looks like on the plaster. This plaster is only 6 months old. We have a product called Meta Max that we can add to the plaster to help REDUCE mottling. Mottling is a natural occurrence that can happen to all cementitious materials but mainly seen on white plaster or a white back ground. Scale occurs when the Ph is to high or the calcium level has reached its breaking point and drops out of the water onto your plaster. It is vital to keep your chemistry correct on an ongoing basis.

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Bedroom with fine grain European plastered walls.
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