By the time we get there today, I don't think there will be any coloured stucco remaining to be done. Here, you see they were finishing the studio yesterday.

In the back, the first stucco applied has
really faded back - to the point where I'm thinking that I don't want it to fade any more.

This, by the way, is Ebert: the man responsible for mixing the colour.

"Most people choose beige." he told me yesterday.
"I can see why", I retorted, "choosing this colour has given me sleepless nights, worrying that it would
stay this colour!" We laughed.
Perversely, now I'm worried it won't keep enough of it. . . . [colour, that is]
2 comments:
The nice thing is, it will have that faded-to-the-point-of-always-being-there look, rather than the stark-just-applied-stucco-colour appearance. Timeless, that's what you want...a timeless look, eh?
Very lovely.
right you are! "Timeless" - I mean - as being what we're after. But things are looking mighty new-fangled brand new these days, all persnickety spiffy and I'm feeling overwhelmed by it all.
Beige. Maybe I should have chosen beige. . . .
I'll feel better tomorrow.
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