TEXTURE OPTIONS



Santa Fe

The Santa Fe finish is a popular drywall texture, especially in the southwestern United States. It is characterized by a low-profile, two-layer texture that gives the appearance of smooth layers with random areas where the lower layer shows through1. The coverage can range from 60% to 90%, with anything below starting to resemble a skip trowel texture.

Skip Trowel

The Skip Trowel Finish is a drywall texture technique that gives walls and ceilings a subtle, rustic look. It is achieved by applying a thin layer of joint compound or drywall mud with a trowel, then skipping the trowel across the surface to create a random, uneven pattern. This technique leaves some areas smoother while others have more pronounced texture, resulting in a unique, decorative finish. It's popular for adding character and depth to walls without the heavy texture of more pronounced finishes. 

Orange Peel

The Orange Peel Texture is a popular drywall finish that resembles the surface of an orange peel. It is achieved by spraying a mixture of joint compound and water onto the wall or ceiling, creating a slightly bumpy and textured surface. This finish is known for its subtle and uniform look, making it a great choice for hiding minor imperfections while adding a bit of visual interest. 

Knock Down

The Knockdown Texture is a popular drywall finish that adds a unique, textured appearance to walls and ceilings. It is created by spraying a mixture of joint compound and water onto the surface, then using a trowel or knockdown knife to flatten the peaks of the texture. This process creates a mottled, uneven look that adds depth and character to the surface. The result is a finish that's more subtle than a full textured wall, yet more interesting than a completely smooth surface. 

Smooth Finish

A smooth finish on drywall is a sleek and flawless surface that is free from any texture or imperfections. It requires meticulous application of joint compound, followed by careful sanding to achieve a perfectly even and polished look. This finish is often chosen for its clean, modern aesthetic and is particularly popular in contemporary and minimalist design styles.