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Projects and Details - United States Mainland
K.E. McNurney, inc. specializes in custom estate homes and complex remodels. Our interior plastering division is well versed in their trade and brings a special expertise in the age old art form of "Run Mold Plaster", complex interior architectural elements, hand formed 3/8" radius bullnose corners, and any type restoration of existing interior plaster architectural elements and details.
This project was a 22,000 sq ft estate home in Beverly Hills, California. The designer
wanted the look and feel of "Old World" craftsmanship. We
applied hand formed 3/8" radius bullnose corners (vs. suburban track home dimension of 3/4" radius) and
hand formed custom plaster coves throughout the residence.
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This Art niche was plastered using 3.4 paper backed diamond lath and interior plaster. 3/8" radius hand formed bullnose corners were also specified.
Interior
plastered shower dome ceiling, shown with "sunflower" shower head.
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Run
Mold Plaster 
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photo on left - grand foyer - custom run mold
center photo - close up of detail
photo on right - detail pulled back
note: all run mold plaster created by hand
photo on left - breakfast room ceiling run mold detail
photo on right - breakfast room ceiling detail close-up
Custom
plaster Fireplace front. Radius arc above mantel and around fire box were framed
using light gauge steel studs and then lathed. Interior plaster was applied. Mantel was formed
using heavy gauge steel framing and then lathed using 3.4 paper backed diamond
lath and then "run mold" details applied.
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Close-up of fireplace plaster "run mold" mantel detail.
Custom
drywall kitchen hood with "run mold" plaster detail at bottom.
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Entry Dome ceiling of custom estate home located in Pacific Palisades, California. The domed ceiling has been plastered and in this photo, we are "running" the mold for the radius detail. Finished photo below.
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This
photo shows the radius detail from above, finished and painted
Same
photo as above, pulled back.
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