Be honest… would you leave this stonework exposed or plaster it? 👀 Personally, I’d let the stone speak for itself. 🔨🔥 #MjengoniArtCampaign

I am no expert, but I've never seen/heard of plastered bush-hammered natural stones. Would it even make economic sense to plaster such rugged stones? Why would you use bush-hammered natural stones, then waste a huge amount of resources hiding the natural aesthetics under plaster?

Exactly! 😂 You’d be paying a premium to create an aesthetic, then spending more money to hide it. With bush-hammered stone, the rugged texture is the finish. The workmanship should enhance it, not bury it under plaster. 🔨🏾 #MjengoniArtCampaign

This is a finished product already. What's the essence of plastering yet you paid for them to be manually cut that way?

Kuna client anasumbua in a similar project

The stonework gives the property character.

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What?! Why would you spend all that money getting Masons to dress natural Bush hammered stones just for you to plaster them? It's like buying a Rolex watch then asking a guy in Kirinyaga Road to put a Casio logo on it🤣🤣🤣

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Let the stone stay exposed. I hate plastered finishes

I’m leaving that beauty uncovered. Touching and caressing it like beautiful thighs every time I pass by it!

Is that cladding?

No,its bush hammered stone

Is it real stone or just cladding?

Real stone

Why would you spend money dressing the stone then plaster all of it?

Natural stones should be left exposed

Exposed

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is this a serious question from mtu wa mjengo? who in their right mind would even entertain the thought of plastering?

😂 It was a simple engagement trap bana. I knew anyone who has spent time on site would immediately ask, “Plaster WHAT exactly?” 🤣🏗️

😄😄😄😄 good one

Your photography skills are pretty good.

Thank you

Plaster bush hammered stone?

Who would do that 🤔

It is nyashiski for me🎶🎼🎵