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Wall treatment

12 years ago

What is this wall treatment - so beautiful.

Apartment at Tiong Bahru - Singapore · More Info

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Architology
12 years ago
Hi Vhonchen, a mix of concrete screed/plaster was troweled on the walls.
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Paul Reinke Designs
9 years ago
Nice Work, Your own mararinio receipt.
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Did you get it done by your contractor?

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