Dear, no wallpapers for the first occupancy?

There is everything today, that is the wonderful thing. You can really let yourself go.

Attached are a few impressions of how our painted (and partially filled) plaster looked before we did the rework...

Is it already filled? Looks like Q2 and no better. I find the first 2 photos very successful – that’s exactly what many like. The other patches are only good for wallpapering (or other wall design), in my opinion. But it’s like buying furniture: some like it sleek, others prefer it lively. There’s no accounting for taste.

Now we need exactly the same pictures afterward...

I will gladly provide them tonight.

Is it already spackled? Looks like Q2 and no better.

It IS Q2, correct. Painted plaster, which was partially repaired before with filler. For example, at the clamp boxes.

But that's what this topic is about here. Painted plaster is Q2! No more! Rather even less...

That's why I would ALWAYS recommend at least Q3...

Our interior plasterers did really good work. The majority of the walls were perfect. I touched up a few spots before painting.
We mostly just painted over the walls and only applied fleece in the living room.

After 6 years in the house, a note on durability
What you have to consider is that the gypsum plaster we used is very soft. If you bump into it, you get a dent. In my opinion, this wouldn’t be as extreme with wallpaper.
I also have the feeling that dirt shows much faster on a smooth wall than on painted textured wallpaper. But that might also be because of the child, who wasn’t there before.
We have already repainted the spots with the children’s fingerprints several times. Luckily, we used pre-mixed paint. That works very well without creating transitions.

Our plaster looks like in 3rd photo. This texture also forgives a few drips, scratches, and dirty little fingers...