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LusterStone look in formal dining room ceiling niche and wall niche
done in a red and a dark blue.
A great color adventure in the worlds of special finishes.
Finished up October 22nd, 2011 in Plano, Texas in the Willow Bend community.
The many steps to getting their final product that works for the client.
 Derek applying the dark blue LusterStone over the red
LusterStone for the final look of depth.
 LusterStone  The carpet that had the red and blues the we needed to replicate.
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 The ceiling with the back-lights lit changes the overall reflection qualities
of a LusterStone look.
 A close up shot of the smaller wall niche.
 The red LusterStone over a dark blue primer to help create the
layers that are required for the finished look.
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 The blue with the red undertones looks like the carpet match with
the same colors so that everything works together.
 My smiling face in front of the smaller wall niche. Job well
done.
 The before ceiling niche that had to be floated out with texture
and then primed and painted a deep blue color before the red plaster was to be applied.
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