Wall Finishes

Selecting wall finishes that harmonize with your interior is a pivotal decision when aiming for the desired ambiance in your spaces and aligning with your design objectives. Understanding your preferences as a client and consumer is fundamental in shaping the direction of the design.

As design professionals, stylists, and manufacturers, we possess a deep appreciation for finishes that we love to integrate. Uniqueness resonates in materiality, where our expertise lies in skillfully complementing each element and extracting the utmost from your design palette.

Incorporating complimentary textures and shades plays a significant role in the overall scheme.

Refer below for some of our recommendations on these varied components to consider.

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    Venetian Plaster

    Venetian plaster, also known as polished plaster, is a technique that originated in ancient Rome and was further developed and popularized in Venice during the Renaissance. It involves the application of multiple layers of plaster mixed with marble dust and pigment to create a smooth, marble-like finish on walls and ceilings. The plaster is applied with a trowel and then burnished to achieve a glossy, translucent surface with depth and texture.

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    White oak paneling

    White oak is known for its natural beauty, characterized by its light color and prominent grain patterns. This wood species has a clean, elegant appearance that appeals to many interior designers and homeowners. White oak is versatile and can complement various design styles, from modern and contemporary to traditional and rustic. It's a neutral wood tone that can be stained, painted, or left in its natural state, offering flexibility in design choices. Oak, in general, is a durable hardwood. It's strong and resilient, making it suitable for high-traffic areas or for use in furniture, cabinetry, and flooring. Its durability makes it a preferred choice for interior applications. White oak panels can be easily stained, painted, or finished to match diverse interior design schemes, providing a broader range of aesthetic possibilities.

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    Stucco Plaster

    Stucco has a long history in architecture and interior design, contributing to its appeal due to its association with traditional building methods and cultural heritage. Stucco plaster is often made from natural materials such as lime, sand, and cement, making it an eco-friendly choice compared to synthetic wall coverings. This aligns with the growing trend towards sustainability and environmentally friendly materials in interior design. Stucco plaster allows for artistic expression and customization. It can be sculpted, colored, or textured in various ways, providing a unique and personalized touch to interior spaces.

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    Wallpaper

    Wallpaper comes in an extensive range of colors, patterns, and textures, allowing for endless design possibilities. From traditional and classic designs to modern and eclectic styles, wallpaper offers an array of options to suit diverse tastes and interior design themes. Wallpaper allows individuals to express their personal style and preferences. It provides a way to create a unique, customized space that reflects the homeowner's personality or the desired theme for a room.

  • A bright, elegant hallway featuring white walls with decorative molding, arched doorways, and large glass doors at the end allowing natural light. A chandelier hangs from the ceiling, and a striped upholstered chair is positioned on the right side.

    Wall Beading

    Beading adds architectural detail and visual interest to walls. It creates depth and dimension, transforming flat walls into more textured and visually appealing surfaces. Beading can evoke a sense of elegance and sophistication, lending a timeless and classic look to interior spaces. It's often associated with traditional or vintage design styles, adding character and charm to a room. It's versatile and can be incorporated into various design styles, from traditional to contemporary. Beading comes in different shapes, sizes, and patterns, offering flexibility in design options.It allows for customization and personalization in interior design. Homeowners can choose various designs, styles, and configurations to match their preferences and complement their overall interior decor.

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    PVA Wall Colour

    Do opt for a reputable brand known for producing high-quality primers. Quality primers often result in better adhesion, durability, and overall finish. Your colour palette is important to consider, look at trends that are close to your palette choices. Consider your over all schematic. Lastly, Some PVA primers are low in VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds), making them more environmentally friendly and safer to use, especially in enclosed spaces.

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