Residential interiors

Spray-Applied & Hand Trowel Textures

Give your walls and ceilings a finish with character. From subtle spray patterns to hand-worked texture, bring the right depth and detail to your interior.

Based in Lawrenceville, Georgia. Contact us with your project location and timing.

Fine spray-applied texture on a painted residential wall beside a window.
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A finish that belongs in the room

Subtle detail. A different feel.

Texture changes how a surface catches the light and how the room feels. A fine pattern can stay quietly in the background, while a more expressive finish adds visible movement to the walls.

360 Commercial Interiors provides spray-applied and hand-troweled textures for residential interiors. Whether you are finishing new drywall, updating a room, or working around a repair, start with the surface, the surrounding finishes, and the look you want to achieve.

Hand-troweled wall texture with shallow overlapping patterns beside a doorway.
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Hand-worked character

A little movement makes a difference.

Hand-troweled finishes introduce variation through the movement of the tool. The pattern can feel restrained or more pronounced, depending on the depth, coverage, and finish selected.

  • Discuss the scale and depth of the pattern.
  • Consider the room’s daylight and installed lighting.
  • Review transitions into nearby walls and ceilings.
  • Coordinate the texture with the final paint finish.
Talk Through Your Finish
Choose the right direction

New finishes and thoughtful transitions.

Bring a reference photo or show us the existing surface. We can discuss the application, preparation, and extent of work that fits your project.

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Spray-applied textures

Spray application creates patterns such as orange peel and spatter. The selected pattern can range from fine and understated to more noticeable surface relief.

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Hand-troweled finishes

Hand-worked patterns add variation and depth to the surface. Discuss the look you prefer and how much visible movement you want across the finished room.

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Repairs & texture blending

When new drywall meets an existing finish, the transition deserves attention. Review the original pattern and surrounding paint to determine whether a localized blend or a larger refinishing area makes sense.

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Wall & ceiling updates

Coordinate texture throughout a renovation or build-out. Confirm which surfaces will receive the finish and where it should stop at trim, openings, or adjacent rooms.

From surface to finish

Agree on the look before it covers the room.

Texture names only tell part of the story. A reference and a sample review help make the desired pattern, depth, and coverage clear.

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  1. Review the existing surface

    Identify repairs, previous coatings, and areas that need preparation. Include floors, trim, and nearby finishes in the protection plan.

  2. Confirm the pattern

    Discuss a sample area or sample board as part of the scope. Review the intended appearance in lighting similar to the room where it will be applied.

  3. Plan the final finish

    Coordinate application, drying time, and the specified primer and paint. Confirm whether painting is included in the scope or handled separately.

Before you choose a finish

Texture questions, answered.

Have a particular look in mind? Photos of your space and a finish reference are a useful place to start.

What is the difference between spray and hand-troweled texture?

Spray textures are applied with equipment to create a distributed pattern. Hand-troweled textures are shaped with a finishing tool for a more individually worked appearance. Some finishes, including certain knockdown textures, combine spray application with hand tooling.

Can you match texture around a drywall repair?

We can review the existing finish and discuss blending options. A close match depends on the original pattern, surface condition, and paint build-up. An exact match cannot always be achieved, and refinishing a larger area may provide a more consistent result.

Can texture be applied to both walls and ceilings?

Texture can be part of a wall or ceiling finishing project. The proposed material and preparation need to suit the surface. Let us know which areas you want textured and whether they are new drywall or existing painted surfaces.

Will texture hide damaged drywall?

Texture is a decorative finish, not a substitute for repairs. Damaged or loose areas and underlying causes of recurring problems should be reviewed before the surface is prepared and textured.

What if I prefer a smooth finish?

A smooth finish is another option. Share the current wall condition and your desired result so we can discuss the preparation involved. For a refined, texture-free direction, explore our Level 5 Smooth Finishes service.

What should I send for an estimate?

Send your project location, photos, approximate wall or ceiling dimensions, and preferred timeline. Include a texture reference and let us know whether the scope also includes drywall repairs, new drywall, or painting.

Let’s find the right finish.

Share your space, your inspiration, and your timeline.

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