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Straight lines and square corners have been the default in Australian homes for decades. But curves are having a moment.

Everyone notices the tiles. Nobody sees the wall holding them up. This is the story of what goes into a bathroom before it’s beautiful, and why that part decides how long it lasts.

Have you ever looked at a freshly painted wall at night and thought it was perfect, then seen it in the late afternoon sun and noticed faint lines, ripples and patches?

Whether it's the neighbour's TV through a townhouse wall, footsteps from upstairs or kids playing while you're trying to work, noise is one of the most common complaints we hear.

Most people never think about what's inside their walls until something goes wrong. But in a fire, the right wall can buy the time needed to get everyone out and stop flames spreading to the house next door.

6 min read TL;DR In NSW, a plasterer doing residential work worth more than $5,000 (labour and materials, including GST) needs a current […]

8 min read Not sure which plaster ceiling cornice style is right for your renovation? Here’s a plain-English guide to the most popular […]

10 min read TL;DR Plaster is one of the world’s oldest building materials, with lime plaster dating back around 12,000 years in the […]