Plaster & texture / North Dallas · DFW · Tyler

Residential interior stucco

Interior stucco for living rooms, bedrooms, entries, and other spaces at home. Choose the texture around the room, its light, and how you use it.

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The scope Planning your project Questions

Plaster material reference. Finish and texture vary by application.

The work

What the work
involves.

A textured wall changes throughout the day as the light moves across it. In a home, that finish also needs to work with baseboards, door casings, furniture, and the adjoining rooms. These details are part of the planning conversation.

Start with the wall you want to change.

Send a photo from across the room and a close-up of the current surface. Include the look you like and whether the home will remain occupied. We can then discuss preparation, the extent of the finish, and protection around the work area.

Before we start

A few things
to know.

Can I use stucco on just one interior wall?

Yes. A feature wall is a focused way to introduce texture. Discuss where the finish stops and how it meets ceilings, trim, and adjacent painted walls.

What if the wall already has texture?

Existing texture, paint, and repairs need to be reviewed before a new finish is applied. Preparation depends on the condition of that surface and the finish you choose.

Tell us what needs doing

Let’s look at
your project.

Start with your location and the work you have in mind. Photos of the space are helpful when you text or message us.

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Residential interior stucco

What the workinvolves.

Start with the wall you want to change.

A few thingsto know.

Related work.

Let’s look atyour project.

What the work
involves.

A few things
to know.

Let’s look at
your project.