#Sydney Plastering Service
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zjbuildupptyltd1 · 6 days ago
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Professional Plastering Services in Parramatta
For high-quality plastering services in Parramatta, trust ZJ Build Up Pty Ltd. We specialize in delivering outstanding results for all residential and commercial projects. Whether it’s repairing damaged walls, creating smooth surfaces, or applying decorative finishes, our skilled team ensures a seamless and durable finish tailored to your needs. Our plastering in Parramatta includes services for…
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sktplasteringpainting · 6 days ago
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Plasterers in Baulkham Hills
For professional Plasterers in Baulkham Hills, SKT Plastering Pty Ltd offers expert services to meet all your plastering needs. Their Plastering Services in Baulkham Hills are comprehensive, covering everything from residential to commercial properties. Whether you’re building or renovating, their team ensures flawless results every time. As trusted Plasterers Baulkham Hills, SKT Plastering Pty…
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amrorenderingsolutions1 · 1 month ago
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Venetian Plaster Sydney
For exquisite Venetian Plaster Sydney, Amro Rendering Solutions is a leading provider known for delivering sophisticated finishes. Their Venetian Plasters Sydney services offer elegant wall and ceiling treatments that add a luxurious touch to any space, combining beauty with durability. Specializing in Venetian Plasters in Sydney, Amro Rendering Solutions uses traditional techniques to create…
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dcrcementrendering · 2 months ago
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ozkzgyprock · 2 months ago
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Water Damaged Plaster Sydney
If you’re dealing with the aftermath of water damage, Water Damaged Plaster Sydney can significantly affect the integrity and appearance of your home. OZ KZ Gyprock Plaster Pty Ltd specializes in assessing and repairing water-damaged plaster, ensuring your property is restored to its original condition. Our Water Damaged Plastering Sydney services are designed to meet the needs of homeowners and…
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steventrevisanplastering · 3 months ago
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Plastering Services Sydney
For top-quality Plastering Services Sydney, Steven Trevisan Plastering is your trusted choice. Our team of experienced Sydney Plastering Contractors is dedicated to providing exceptional plastering solutions for both residential and commercial properties. Whether you need new installations or repairs, we ensure that your walls and ceilings are finished to perfection. Our Residential Plastering…
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amaconcreteptyltd · 3 months ago
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Solid Plastering Sydney
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skpainting · 9 months ago
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Expert Sydney Plasterers | SAK Painting & Plastering 👨‍🎨
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sydneyuniqueplastering · 1 year ago
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labuenosairesfrancaise · 6 months ago
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Prestwald Hall
Hi guys!!
I'm sharing Prestwald Hall . This is the 9th building for my English Manors Collection, and I will add many more!
House History: Prestwold Hall was, for many years, the seat of the Packe family. Before that time, it was the home of the Skipwith family. After the death of Major Robert Christopher Packe (born c.1783) - one time Aide-de-camp to King George III - who was killed during the Battle of Waterloo, the hall passed to his nephew George Hussey Packe who held the hall and estate until his death in 1874.
The Hall was remodelled by architect William Burn in 1842–1844, incorporating the fabric of a mid-18th-century H-plan house. It was Grade I listed in 1951.
One of the finest rooms inside the house is the Entrance Hall with its richly coloured marbled plaster work in the Italian style. The painted ceiling was inspired by Raphael’s Vatican grotesques and incorporates miniature landscapes, showing the house before and after its remodelling between 1842 and 1844. Below the ceiling, wreathing the room, are small medallion busts of the poets from Chaucer to Scott, positioned in the spandrels and are likely inspired by Alberti's external arcade at the Tempio Malatestiano in Rimini. An arcade opens on to a vaulted corridor leading to a top lit inner hall: these spaces also marbled. Off the corridor, the cantilevered stone staircase survives from the eighteenth century house, and was given its bracketed brass balusters by William Wilkins (1751-1815) in 1805.
The Dining Room, added by Wilkins in 1805, was incorporated into the remodelling undertaken by the Scottish architect William Burn in 1842. The room is overlooked by two dramatic full length portraits of Sir Edward Hussey Packe, KBE (1878 – 1946) and the Hon. Lady Mary Sydney Packe (née Colebrooke, 1890 – 1973) by the painter Glyn Philpot RA (1844 – 1947). The portrait of Lady Packe, painted in 1911, was described by the art historian Robin Gibson OBE as an ‘amazing feat of virtuosity’. Its elongated elegance and introspective characterisation is totally without the fashion-plate vulgarity of much Edwardian portraiture. Other portraits hang in this room of the Packe family including a painting of Sir Christopher Packe (1595 – 1682) who purchased the house in the 17th century painted by Cornelis Janssens van Ceulen (1593 –1661).
The library extends nearly the entire length of the house when the large doors that separate it from the drawing room are opened, connecting the two rooms. With clever use of constructional steel, William Burn was able to create these long adjoining rooms. The windows rise from floor level and open onto the garden which enhances the notion that Prestwold was designed in the style of an Italian classical villa. The doors and bookcases in library were made for George Hussey Packe (1846–1908) by Gillows of Lancaster and London in 1875.
A conservatory fills the recessed central bay at the front of the house, and projects out towards the garden. Behind the glass and elegant Doric pilasters, are well planted raised beds with a number of exotic plants and flowers
More history: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prestwold_Hall
Virtual tour: https://www.prestwold-hall.com/virtual-tour/
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This house fits a 50x40 lot and features the following:
great hall
long Library
formal dinning room
family room
playroom
formal gallery
a winter garden
14 rooms for family/guests + 3 service rooms
several bathrooms
This time I decorated most of the rooms in the main floor for picture purposes, but as allways, you can make it your own!
The second and third floor (bedrooms) are not decorated, but finished.
Hope you like it.
You will need the usual CC I use:
all Felixandre cc
all The Jim,
SYB
Anachrosims
Regal Sims
King Falcon railing
The Golden Sanctuary
Cliffou
Dndr recolors
Harrie cc
Tuds
Lili's palace cc
Please enjoy, comment if you like it and share pictures with me if you use my creations!
Early Access: August 15
Download: https://www.patreon.com/posts/prestwald-hall-104505183
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zjbuildupptyltd1 · 12 days ago
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Plasterer in Sydney
For a reliable Plasterer in Sydney, ZJ Build Up Pty Ltd offers top-quality plastering services for residential and commercial projects. Whether you’re renovating your home or completing a new build, their team ensures a seamless finish that elevates your interiors. As a leading Plasterer Sydney, they specialize in all aspects of plastering, including repairs, installations, and decorative…
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sktplasteringpainting · 13 days ago
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Plastering in Blacktown
For top-notch plastering in Blacktown, look no further than SKT Plastering Pty. Ltd. Our team of skilled professionals is dedicated to providing high-quality plastering services Blacktown, ensuring a smooth and flawless finish for your home or business. Whether it’s a new construction, renovation, or repair, SKT Plastering Pty. Ltd. is committed to delivering exceptional results for all…
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amrorenderingsolutions1 · 3 months ago
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Bathroom Plastering in Sydney
When it comes to bathroom plastering in Sydney, choosing the right experts can make all the difference. At Amro Rendering Solutions, we specialize in providing top-quality Sydney bathroom plastering services that cater to both residential and commercial clients. Our team of skilled professionals is dedicated to delivering exceptional results, ensuring that every project meets the highest…
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dcrcementrendering · 3 months ago
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Our expert plastering rendering team uses advanced techniques and premium materials to ensure a seamless, durable surface that enhances the aesthetic and structural integrity of your property. Perfect for both new builds and renovations, we provide results that combine beauty with lasting performance.
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ozkzgyprock · 2 months ago
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Sydney Plastering Experts
OZ KZ Gyprock Plaster Pty Ltd offers comprehensive Sydney plastering services, catering to both residential and commercial projects. Our team of expert plastering specialists in Sydney is dedicated to delivering high-quality workmanship, ensuring your property looks its best. Whether you’re renovating, building, or simply need repairs, we have the skills and experience to meet your plastering…
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thestalwartheart · 2 years ago
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bonds.
This was based off a prompt given to me by @eragonsaphira forever ago. All you really need to know is that in Australia and New Zealand, we have an underwear brand called Bonds. You can see where this is going. Rated E. Read here or on AO3.
Bond’s thumb trails over Q’s lower back. Not satisfied with interrupting Q’s routine at work, he seems intent on bringing chaos to Q’s domestic routine as well. That single touch has all the intent of distracting Q from getting his early-morning load of washing done.
“Is there a reason,” Bond purrs, voice still husky from sleep, “that you’re parading around with my name on your pants?”
“What? Your name isn’t—“ Q puts down his laundry basket and looks down at the waistband of his briefs. “Oh.”
“Yes, oh. Recent purchase?”
“No. I got them years ago when I was in Australia with—” Q stops, remembering he really shouldn’t be letting slip about any past beaus high-up in Britain’s intelligence community. Also, he has no urge to encounter Bond’s distinctively green-eyed side, though he suspects that particular boat has already sailed. “Never mind. I was in Sydney.”
“With who?” Something else seems to dawn on Bond, and he narrows his eyes. “I thought you were afraid of flying.”
“Ah, yes. Well, I wasn’t at the time, and the airline lost my luggage, so I bought some clothes. I happened to quite like these, so I kept them.”
“Who were you with, Q?”
“No one important. Though I suppose you aren’t in the mood to leave a man some secrets.”
Bond hums, pressing his mouth to Q’s ear. “You seem to have quite a few of them.”
There’s no real reproach to it. Bond’s hands are still playing at the waistband of his pants with intent. All the same, Q readies himself to part with a few facts about about his past. As casual as this little arrangement is, Q isn’t about to give Bond a reason not to trust him.
“I was there with an ex-boyfriend. And I’m not afraid of flying. I never went to Macau because I’m not a bloody errand boy. M didn’t take kindly to being reminded.”
“Moneypenny is hardly an errand girl.”
“True. I imagine she had other reasons for turning up in your hotel room,” remarks Q loftily. “I had someone from Q Branch ready to go when she intervened.”
Bond smiles, amused. “Jealous, were you?”
“Sorry to tell you, but I was seeing someone at the time.” Q hopes that comes across as casual enough for Bond to move past it swiftly, but his hopes are shot through when Bond's gaze sharpens.
“More ex-boyfriends.”
“Wonders never cease. And on the subject of exes, you’re not allowed to give me any flack at all.”
Bond ignores that in favour of rubbing the cotton of the briefs between his fingers. As he does, his thumb works over and over a sensitive spot on Q’s hip. Q has no doubt he’s doing it on purpose. Bond knows enough about Q’s body these days to play it like a violin.
“They’re cheap,” Bond tuts, snapping at the waist.
Q rolls his eyes. “They’re serviceable. Come to think of it, I believe you’ve been described that way too.”
“Fine things can be serviceable. If they have my name on them, they ought to be better quality.”
“It’s not actually your name. You do see that, don’t you? Or is your eyesight going in your ripe old age?”
Bond smacks Q’s arse rather hard for that, and Q tries very hard not to let out the noise that gathers in his throat.
“I’m willing to forgive the lack of apostrophe,” decides Bond. “I like seeing my name on you.”
“Evidently. You’ve never spanked me before.”
“I should have. You’re a terror.”
“Shall I lie on my front and think of England then? Perhaps you’d like me to call you Da—”
He gets another swat against the other cheek for that, then, with an impatience that signals he’s finished with games for the morning, Bond plasters himself to Q’s back, wrapping his arms around Q’s waist. He’s still warm from bed, and it sends a delicious shiver through Q that only gets stronger as Bond plays lightly with one of his nipples.
“I’d rather you be quiet and come to bed," whispers Bond, "where you’re going to keep those on and ride me until your thighs are shaking and I have to hold you up.”
That sounds like the best use of an hour or two Q has ever heard in his life, but in the interests of annoying Bond even more—something else he considers another excellent use of time— he sighs, pretending to be vexed in spite of the contrary evidence in his pants.
“That sounds like a lot of work for a Sunday.”
“Since when have you been afraid of a bit of weekend work? Get upstairs.”
Q doesn’t budge, though he has plans to soon. Instead, he turns around and leans in to whisper in Bond’s ear.
“You know, they came in a pack of five, and I bought more than one. This isn’t the first time I’ve paraded around with your name on my arse.”
Bond groans and pulls Q into a hot and demanding kiss. It lasts an age, which is not nearly long enough. For all the joy Q gets out of their bickering, he’d be happy never to speak again if it meant Bond would kiss him like this all day, with his searing tongue and skilled lips, and teeth that ever only bite as hard as Q wants them to.
When the break apart, Q is still in the mood to tease. “In fact, if I remember correctly, I was wearing them the day we met, which I considered a very funny joke at the time. And after I handed over that gun, I thought it would be even more fun if, without arousing suspicion, of course—”
“Christ, Q.”
“—we paid a visit to the men’s bathroom so you could find out where my loyalties really lay.”
“You can't be serious. I looked like a wreck,” says Bond, incredulous. He seems a bit overcome.
“I have a great fondness for wrecks. Perhaps that explains why I’m finding this caveman act so…” Q hums, content. Quite seriously, he admits, “I was yours from the start, you know. You’ve never had to worry about that.”
Bond tugs him in for another kiss. Mercifully, there are no more words after that for a very long time.
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