What the work
involves.
Raked plaster uses a combed or grooved pattern to give the wall a stronger sense of direction. The spacing, depth, and orientation of those lines change the result. It works best when the pattern is planned with the wall dimensions and lighting.
Work out the pattern before the wall.
Bring references that show the line spacing and direction you like. We can discuss a sample, the edges of the finished area, and how the pattern meets corners, trim, and adjoining surfaces. The chosen material must suit the application.