Yes, depending on the service. For plaster and limewash projects, we are happy to help review samples and discuss pigment direction during the consultation process. This allows us to refine the finish and tone based on your space and the overall design of the room.

For wallpaper, selection should be finalized prior to scheduling installation. We recommend working with a qualified interior designer to determine wallpaper type, pattern placement, and ordering. A curated list of trusted designers is available upon request.

Plaster finishes are hand-applied coatings that create texture and depth directly on the wall surface, while limewash is a mineral-based paint that produces soft tonal variation and movement.

Plaster finishes are applied in layers and can range from smooth to more dimensional textures depending on the technique used. Limewash is brushed onto the wall and naturally develops variation as it dries, creating a soft, matte finish with subtle movement.

Both finishes offer a timeless, natural aesthetic and work beautifully in residential interiors.

Each finish offers different qualities and works best in specific environments.

• Plaster finishes: feature walls, living spaces, entryways, and architectural accents

• Limewash: bedrooms, living rooms, and spaces where a soft tonal finish is desired

• Tadelakt: bathrooms, showers, and wet rooms due to its water-resistant properties

During consultation, we help determine the most appropriate finish for your space.

Yes. Tadelakt is a traditional Moroccan plaster that becomes naturally water-resistant through a specialized finishing process using olive soap and compression techniques.

Because of this property, tadelakt is commonly used for:

• Showers and wet rooms

• Bathroom walls

• Sinks and bath surrounds

When properly installed, it creates a seamless, durable surface that performs well in high-moisture environments.

The best wall finish for bathrooms depends on the level of moisture exposure.

Tadelakt is often the preferred option for showers and high-moisture areas because of its natural water resistance.

For powder rooms or bathrooms with less direct water exposure, plaster or limewash finishes can create a soft, textured surface while maintaining a refined aesthetic.

Project pricing depends on several factors including the type of finish, the size of the space, and wall preparation requirements.

Key factors include:

• Total wall square footage

• Surface condition and preparation needs

• Finish type (plaster, limewash, tadelakt, or wallpaper installation)

• Material selection and installation complexity

After reviewing your project and measuring the space during consultation, we provide a detailed estimate outlining the full scope of work.

Plaster finishes, limewash walls, tadelakt installations, and wallpaper installation projects are priced based on square footage, wall conditions, and finish selection.

Plaster and limewash finishes are typically priced based on surface area and application technique. Tadelakt installations may involve additional steps due to the specialized waterproofing process.

Wallpaper installation pricing depends on wall size, ceiling height, pattern alignment, and wallpaper material.

A detailed project estimate is provided after consultation.

Once your project estimate has been approved, a 24% deposit of the total project cost is required to secure your project.

• Plaster, limewash, and tadelakt projects are scheduled once the deposit and signed estimate are received.

• Wallpaper installations are scheduled after wallpaper has been ordered and a delivery ETA is confirmed.

Scheduling depends on the finish being installed.

• Plaster, limewash, and tadelakt projects are placed on the calendar once the deposit is received.

• Wallpaper installations are scheduled once the wallpaper has been ordered and a delivery timeline is confirmed.

This ensures materials are available and installation can proceed efficiently.

Installation timelines vary depending on the finish and the size of the project.

• Wallpaper installations: often completed within one day for standard rooms

• Plaster and limewash finishes: applied in multiple stages and typically require more time

• Tadelakt installations: may take several days due to polishing and sealing steps
  

A more precise timeline is provided once the project scope has been finalized.

In many cases, yes. Both plaster finishes and limewash can be applied over properly prepared drywall surfaces.

Preparation typically includes smoothing the wall, applying primers or base coats, and ensuring the surface is ready to accept the finish material.

Wall conditions are reviewed during consultation to determine preparation requirements.

Yes. Proper wall preparation is essential for a successful wallpaper installation.

Walls should be smooth, clean, and properly primed before wallpaper is applied. If walls have texture, damage, or residue from previous wallpaper, additional preparation may be required.

We review wall conditions prior to installation to ensure the best result.

Limewash is a highly durable mineral finish that can last many years when applied correctly.

Because limewash bonds with the wall surface rather than sitting on top like conventional paint, it tends to age naturally over time instead of peeling or chipping.

It can also be refreshed or layered in the future if the space is redesigned.

Yes. Both plaster and limewash finishes are known for their durability when properly installed.

Plaster creates a strong surface that can last for many years, while limewash naturally bonds with the wall surface and develops character as it ages.

These finishes are valued not only for longevity but also for the depth and texture they bring to interior spaces.

These finishes are designed to be long-lasting but benefit from proper care.

Plaster finishes are generally low maintenance and can often be touched up if minor marks occur.

Limewash walls naturally develop variation over time and can be refreshed with additional coats if desired.

Tadelakt surfaces, particularly in bathrooms or showers, may require occasional reapplication of a soap-based sealant to maintain their water-resistant properties.

Wallpaper typically requires minimal maintenance but should be protected from excessive moisture depending on the material.

Care instructions are reviewed during the final walkthrough so you can enjoy the finished surface for years to come.