Plaster Diaries

After the Park City project, my family and I continued to work and travel as much as we could. In the aftermath of a harrowing experience exiting Morocco at the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, we decided that our next international travel experience should be “muy tranquilo” in comparison to the year prior.

In 2020, after years of work and gained maturity from our children, my wife Katy and I decided it was a great time to travel to Northern Africa and visit this magical place. The land of high mountains, exotic hand woven rugs, intricate tiles, and prized plaster finishes. We left our home in Bozeman, Montana on March 7, 2020 despite whispers from friends and family questioning our choice to leave amidst the unknown early Coronavirus static.

All New Age Artisans hands were on deck for a fast paced project at Meridian Boutique in January of 2021. The fresh plaster accents the space beautifully and harnesses the natural light from the southern storefront windows. The walls can be seen glowing at all hours of the day from historic Main Street. 

This amazing Bozeman farmhouse was originally constructed in 1889 and had an addition in 1950. It was used as a rental home in the 90s and early 2000s until it was purchased by the tenant in 2004. After years of planning, the home was gutted entirely in 2015 and a new addition was placed on the backside structure.