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Modern Plastering

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Plastering Services

Plastering not only enhances the visual appeal of a space but also contributes to its structural integrity and thermal efficiency. Whether restoring a heritage property or modernising a home, skilled plastering ensures a high-quality, durable finish that elevates any interior.

For more information about our plastering services, feel free to contact us at Barnhouse.

Empty room with hardwood flooring, a radiator vent, a wooden cabinet, and a door with stained glass featuring an elephant, grass, and a sun.
A partially installed wooden window frame with white blinds, construction tools, and materials on the floor.
An interior corner of a room showing a brown bed with a brass bed frame, a purple wall, and a section of wooden floor.
View of a partially renovated window area with a white window frame and a brown wall.

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Another extremely damp room slowly coming back to life with lime. Deep reveals, uneven walls, old timber left exposed and a building thats moved and breathed for hundreds of years prior to the last 70. This sort of work cant be rushed. Old building
🏡📐 Fresh coat, fresh light. Awkward angles, tight spaces, and a big old ceiling that catches every bit of sunlight. Tricky job, but the end result speaks for itself. Smooth walls, sharp reveals, and all ready for the final finish. Even the window
Modern materials meet traditional methods. While modern gypsum plasters are often associated with fast, flat finishes, we believe some traditional techniques are worth keeping alive. Here, we’ve combined gypsum plaster with traditional dowel
Instead of covering over the past, I let it speak. Once the old shop of Kirkby, it had original lime and natural impurities that I left in place, allowed to come through into the final coat. The result? A truly one-of-a-kind finish that celebrates th
Lime finish going on over a traditional scratch coat The scratched layer you see is the base coat—it’s full of texture to help the next coat grip. This one’s made with lime, sand, and patience. No cement. No shortcuts. I’ve