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wainscot behind shelves that mirrors wood?

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"It's a gypsum-based plaster we usually use," says Percy, who used to work with the design-build firm that handled Anthropologie's store designs. Working with trowels, Percy and Tara applied the mix by hand to most of the walls in the house. It took them two weeks.Photo: Sal Taylor Kydd

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accent wall

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SHELVES COUNTERTOPS FLOORS CABINETS SHELF

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perfect slate color

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Kitchen Designer (Savannah Schmitt) Cabinetry (Eudora Full Access, Homestead Door Style, Iron Finish, Floating Shelves - Heirloom Ash) Photographer (Smiths Do Love) Builder (Vintage Homes)

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super white island, black cabients, super white backsplash and soapstone peremeter

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Have you found yourself staring at walls of late? We know we have. That’s because plaster in its many transfixing guises is making a big comeback. Interiors finished with plaster have a depth and luminosity that shifts with the light, quietly transforming the look and feel of a house. And there’s no paint required: Left in its raw state, plaster is an environmentally sound natural material—breathable, and free of chemicals and VOCs.

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Estatuario Silk neolith

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