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“Tadelakt” is a plaster technique that can be traced back about 2,000 years to the North African country of Morocco, and was originally used to line water cisterns to keep them sanitary. Bozeman-based New Age Artisans now use the ancient, work-intensive process to plaster showers, backsplashes, countertops, and windowsills.

Custom builder Jody Marler of Fishcamp Custom and architect Carita Adams designed this home in Montana's Paradise Valley in a traditional rustic style, incorporating stone and reclaimed wood. All of the plaster walls and ceilings are by New Age Artisans.

Tadelakt Plaster: The Ultimate Interior Design Flex for Modern Minimalist Bathrooms. If you aren’t a fan of rough grout lines in your bathroom, the tadelakt plaster technique could be the answer for your shower walls and backsplashes.

When a wall calls for the sophistication, depth, and timelessness of hand-applied plaster — as this bedroom in a Yellowstone Club home did — New Age Artisans is Southwest Montana's go-to authority.