EXOTICRETEArchitecture · Materials · People01 / Villa Mimosa / Decorative wall finishes
From chocolate-brown panels to marble-effect plaster, black columns and a painted dawn: each room at Villa Mimosa has its own character.
Chocolate-brown walls. Cream-edged rectangles. A custom stencil, placed inside the upper squares.
The panel layout carries around the room, framing the mirror and vanity. The contrast gives each element its place; the repeated stencil makes the finish personal to this space.
02 / LATER, THE BEDROOM
A different room called for a different language: pale colour, wandering veins and a continuous plaster surface.
The scale of the veining, the spaces between marks and the way the pattern travels around openings all affect the room. Here, plaster, exposed timber and the four-poster bed form one composition.
Pressure, direction and tone give the plaster its movement. The walkthrough below shows the walls during fit-out, before furniture filled the space.
03 / THE MASTER BATHROOM
Black Venetian plaster columns frame the bath. Behind it, bold black-and-white veining turns the wall into the room’s focal point.
ONE VILLA / DIFFERENT EXPRESSIONS
Veining follows the columns. Colour travels overhead. The finish belongs to the architecture around it.
Dark veining gives the pale columns movement while keeping the view into the sitting room open.
A painted dawn above the dining table. Copper tones, pale clouds and dark passages bring depth to the ceiling, while the chandelier connects the artwork to the room below.
VILLA MIMOSA / THE MAKING ARCHIVE
Follow the powder room from setting out to finished detail. Then step into the bedroom during fit-out and the master bathroom during hand finishing. Each room has its own record.
01 / POWDER ROOM · FROM LAYOUT TO DETAIL
Setting out the panels establishes the rhythm. The custom stencil gives the upper squares their own identity.
STEP 03 / POWDER ROOM · THE FINISHED WALL TREATMENT
Chocolate walls, cream borders and gold monograms. A short pan across the finished wall treatment, before the final room dressing.
02 / BEDROOM · DURING FIT-OUT
A closer look during fit-out.
03 / MASTER BATHROOM · HAND FINISHING
The trowel works across the black-and-white surface, refining the plaster by hand. This is the bathroom during application, with the bath protected while the wall is worked.
A THOUGHT TO TAKE INTO YOUR OWN PROJECT
Plan the surface as part of the whole room. Bring the lighting, furniture and adjoining materials into the conversation early.
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