ᐅ Interior Plaster for Bathrooms – Q2 Level, Troweled/Smoothed

Our bathroom interior walls (where no tiles are installed) are standardly finished with a textured lime-cement plaster. We checked it out today and it looks rough/uneven.

For just over €20 (euros) extra per square meter (approximately $22 per square yard), we can have the walls smoothed to a Q2 finish.

Are there any downsides to this (for example, regarding water vapor or similar coming from the shower), or is it purely an aesthetic investment?

We are still hesitating with the decision, as it looks more visually appealing if everything is smoothed rather than textured.

This would be the standard. Included in the scope of services.

Looks good, at least in the small picture. We have the same. It’s not completely smooth; there are even some waves, especially visible in the light. I would leave it as is, apply a nice color coat, and that’s it.