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Villa in Vale do Lobo

Villa refurbishment and painting in Vale do Lobo

Plasterboard lining, a plaster-style skim coat on the walls, painting of walls and ceilings, and doors and wardrobes prepared and painted.

Refurbished living room with white walls, grey flooring, a curved built-in bench and a sliding door to the pool
Refurbishment · Painting · Almancil

Scope

Location
Almancil
Property type
Residential
Year
2026

What we did

On this villa refurbishment in Vale do Lobo, carried out in 2026, Master's Touch took the interior surfaces through to the final coat: plasterboard lining, a plaster-style skim coat on the walls, painting of walls and ceilings and, last of all, doors and wardrobes prepared and painted. The progress photographs show the starting point: brick walls with chases and setting-out marks.

Some of the walls were lined in plasterboard, which gives true, flat planes and a sound base for the finish. Over the walls we applied a plaster-style skim coat: thin coats, trowelled smooth, leaving a flat, continuous surface without the ripples that raking light gives away.

In this house that matters. The living room is double height, with a mezzanine and glass balustrade, and a sliding door to the pool that throws strong side light across the walls. On tall, well-lit walls, any flaw in the substrate shows at every hour of the day.

Walls and ceilings were then painted: white in the living room, a cream shade elsewhere. The doors and wardrobes were given their own preparation before painting, so the finish is just as even on the joinery and sits well with the walls around it.

For the owner, the result is a house finished consistently from room to room by one team, from the plasterboard to the colour. One team also means a single point of contact for the whole project.

Materials

  • Plasterboard lining
  • Plaster-style skim coat
  • CIN paint system (walls, ceilings, doors and wardrobes)

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Area

Vale do Lobo, in the municipality of Loulé just south of Almancil, is a seaside estate of villas, many of them second homes. In a house used season by season, it makes sense for one team to handle the plasterboard, the skim coat and the painting: the owner has a single point of contact, even from abroad, and the finish stays consistent from room to room.

Frequently asked questions

What does an interior refurbishment involve?

On this villa: plasterboard, a plaster-style skim coat, painting of walls and ceilings, and doors and wardrobes prepared and painted. Other projects also take in bathrooms, kitchens and microcement. The scope is set out in the proposal.

Can I follow the refurbishment without being in Vale do Lobo?

Yes. At the start of the work we agree with you how we will keep you updated. We speak English, Portuguese and Spanish.

How long does a villa refurbishment take?

It depends on the scope and the stages involved. The timescale is set out in the proposal before work begins.

A space ready for change?

Tell us the essentials in a few short steps, with no obligation. We'll reply within 2–3 working days and, where it makes sense, arrange a visit. Site visit and quote at no cost.