Designer Walls

This Beverly Hills property was a full cosmetic remodel designed to prepare the home for resale while elevating its overall feel through material consistency and subtle texture.

We worked with a returning Los Angeles developer client to define a finish strategy that would enhance the space without overcomplicating it.

The goal for this project was to create a cohesive interior that felt calm, natural, and market-ready.

We chose limewash as the primary finish across all walls due to its ability to introduce soft movement while remaining cost-effective for large-scale application. The intention was not to create statement walls, but a consistent atmosphere throughout the home..

We began by addressing surface imperfections across the property, repairing dents and inconsistencies before applying a quartz-based primer designed specifically for limewash systems.

Two coats of limewash were applied in Portola Paints Eastwood, a light tone that responds subtly to changing light conditions.

The finished home feels cohesive and naturally elevated. The walls carry a soft variation that shifts with light, giving the space a sense of depth without drawing attention to the finish itself.

The project achieved its goal of increasing perceived value while remaining efficient in ex*****on.

Imagine this home without plaster walls. The architecture would still be beautiful, but the soul of the space would feel incomplete. Texture has a way of softening modern lines, catching natural light, and quietly elevating every detail throughout a home.

In luxury construction, finishes are often one of the largest investments and one of the final layers that bring the entire vision together. But creating warmth, depth, and sophistication through textured walls does not always require the most expensive plaster systems.

For this Brentwood project, we used Portola Paints Roman Clay in the color Mariposa on the walls and Meoded Plaster Firenze on the fireplaces , and the result is timeless. The finish is elegant, durable, easy to maintain, and incredibly forgiving when touch-ups are needed.

After the recent rains caused water leaks in parts of the home, we returned to repair the affected areas. The patches blended seamlessly, as if nothing had ever happened. That balance of beauty and practicality is what makes this finish so special.

This Rising Glen project focused on updating existing bathrooms without the disruption of demolition, using a seamless microcement system applied directly over porcelain tile.

The goal was to modernize the space while keeping the project efficient in both time and cost.

DESIGN APPROACH
The client wanted a clean, modern bathroom without the complexity of removing existing tile and rebuilding the space.

We proposed a seamless system that would unify all surfaces while maintaining a controlled construction process.

The focus was on simplicity, continuity, and durability.

The bathrooms were transformed into seamless, modern spaces without visible joints or transitions.

The finish feels integrated rather than applied, giving the space a more architectural quality while keeping the process efficient.
The bathrooms were transformed into seamless, modern spaces without visible joints or transitions.

The finish feels integrated rather than applied, giving the space a more architectural quality while keeping the process efficient.

A bathroom that doesn’t whisper, it plays. Color, movement, personality… every surface alive.

Walls and shower wrapped in tadelakt, seamless and sculptural, meeting the soft, waterproof skin of plaster. A continuous flow of smooth concrete texture, polished just enough to catch light, raw enough to feel honest.

This is not just function, it’s experience. A space where water, color, and material come together with intention… and a little bit of fun.

A quieter kind of luxury takes shape here. Designed by , where a Concretta shower anchors the space with depth and subtle movement, contrasted by Roman Clay walls in a custom tone that soften and warm the room. Light drifts gently across the surfaces, revealing texture rather than shine. It feels grounded, intimate, and intentional. More than a routine space, it’s an atmosphere.

Kitchen. The quiet center of the home, reimagined with restraint and intention. Designed by where subtle plaster textures soften the light and a custom Roman clay hue wraps the room in warmth. Surfaces feel lived in, not just finished. The atmosphere is calm, tactile, and deeply human. It’s not just a kitchen anymore, it’s an experience.

Today’s forecast: textured walls and good energy.