Distressed Lime Plaster Entryway White Rock, British Columbia
In this renovation, the homeowner knew exactly what he wanted: A great living space with a lot of detail.
I’m not kidding, he left no corner out. Now that’s my kind of attention to detail!
I was commissioned to turn this doorway from “BLAH!” to “WOW!”
To do that, I chose to use Intonachino. I kicked it off with tinting the materials to a light orange/tan, using three colours to mix it from scratch: Raw Sienna, Red Oxide and Raw Umber (but the links are not the actual brands of the materials I use to tint my plaster; just great information pages for you to check out).
After, the finish was left to sit and cure for a few days before I returned to apply the all-important penetrating sealant before doing a beautiful raw umber glaze.
What do you think about this kind of finish?
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This technique achieved a unique look for the finished product. It is great to see the final shots against the “before” shots. And how great was it to work with a client that knew exactly that they wanted going in? Makes the gap between expectation and reality a lot easier to bridge. Excellent work!
Looks amazing dude. Looks like a cute house.
Теперь всё понятно, большое спасибо за информацию….
In this renovation the home owner knew exactly what he wanted, a nice home with a great deal of detail and let me tell you he left no corner of […….
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