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I’ve noticed that when you start adding textures, murals, or hand-crafted details, there’s always a little unpredictability in how everything comes together, which is both exciting and a bit stressful. Light, furniture placement, and even the time of day can completely change how colors and textures appear, and sometimes what seems perfect in one lighting can look very different later. That element of chance can actually make a space feel alive because it’s constantly changing and evolving, and you learn to appreciate the subtle surprises that happen naturally. It also reminds me that part of the charm of artisan finishes is embracing imperfections and variations—they often make the overall effect feel more authentic and human. It’s fascinating to see how small nuances, like a shadow shifting across a plaster relief or a color gradient appearing slightly warmer, can completely alter the vibe of a room, which is something flat paint just can’t do.