Plaster collection · Wash · PL-EFF
Cloudy teal drifts break up a sand ground, with a scattering of tiny pale and teal dots across the whole surface. The softness of the clouds against the crisp speckle suggests salt blooming through a washed finish. Low contrast and an airy palette make it easy to live with in a consulting room, coastal residence or small café.
Applied finishes rather than drawn ones. Trowel is the blade: overlapping passes, each thin where it lifted and loaded where it bit, with the edge of the last pass showing through. Wash is water — limewash settling into bands, tadelakt burnished to a bloom, the salt and oxide that come up through a wall over years. Concrete is what the formwork left behind. Drawn large, because plaster has no repeat of its own: at the recommended repeat a wall reads as one surface, not as a pattern.
1.18 repeats across each 52 in drop; the next drop picks up the match, leaving a part repeat at the edge.
Fits the 52 in web: 13.0 in (×4), 17.3 in (×3), 26.0 in (×2), 52.0 in (×1)
WCV-PL-EFF-44.0X40.5IN-W2.4-1F6F73-E6D8BE0.61 repeats across each 27 in drop; the next drop picks up the match, leaving a part repeat at the edge.
Fits the 27 in web: 6.8 in (×4), 9.0 in (×3), 13.5 in (×2), 27.0 in (×1)
RWC-PL-EFF-44.0X40.5IN-W2.4-1F6F73-E6D8BE1.09 repeats across a 48 in panel. Panels are printed in sequence so the pattern carries across each joint.
Fits the 48 in panel: 12.0 in (×4), 16.0 in (×3), 24.0 in (×2), 48.0 in (×1)
PNL-PL-EFF-44.0X40.5IN-W2.4-1F6F73-E6D8BEEvery tonal layer can also take a custom colour in the showroom or the Ink-Tuitive® Studio.
