Approximately one quarter inch thick, semi-smooth or
coarse, this cement based plaster is a three dimensional
raised surface application. Veins, joint lines or various shapes
can be applied to almost any wall or ceiling surface. Upon
curing, most color washes can be applied, creating an aged
or modern look to this extremely durable product.
Natural “venetian type” plasters contain marble dust which
produces an extremely smooth and light reflecting surface. In
the hands of a craftsman, a trowel can produce a unique look
in any room of your home. You can combine colors for added
depth or use synthetic plasters for a more eclectic or textured
look.
Decorative paint techniques can be used to set a mood or
create a point of interest in any room. From the simple to the
elaborate, decorative paint can give your home a unique look
that rivals any picture found in a magazine or on a TV show.
With new designs, textures and colors, wall coverings are
versatile and complimentary with one’s room furnishings.
Today, photos can be reproduced with clarity and sharpness,
providing personalized wall spaces. Used singularly or in
combinations, wall coverings can be a focal point or the final
piece that pulls all room elements together.
From the simple to the elegant, there are an abundance of
choices for your tile needs. Glass, porcelain, or natural
stone, to name a few, can help create the kitchen or
bathroom of your dreams.
Bold with clean lines, a fireplace surround can define a room.
With today’s technology, castings are made to your fireplace’s
dimensions, and once installed can be painted in a color
scheme to match your decor.
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Paint is an amazing product. It can transform a room, create
a mood, or play a part in a redesigned space. Why just paint
a wall when you can create a look that is unique to your
home. This picture shows a layered paint effect being applied
to a staircase to highlight the overall height of this room. And
in case you were wondering… we also paint walls and
ceilings.
That’s me, Edward Dai, owner of Pristine Interiors.
This picture was taken over 25 years ago at First Unitarian
Congregational Society, located in Brooklyn, NY. Water had
damaged part of the original plaster ceiling and I was hired to
recreate the colors and pattern of the block design. I have
been a licensed contractor for over 30 years, and I’m still
going strong (with a little less hair, ok, bald! lol!)
