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A warm, softly varied limewash finish for the entrance of a Hudson Valley home.
A soft, mineral finish with subtle movement and natural variation. Hand-applied for interiors that feel warm, quiet and lived-in.
Limewash has been used for centuries for its soft, mineral appearance and the way it changes with light.
Limewash is a mineral-based finish that creates a soft, matte surface with natural tonal variation. Rather than leaving a perfectly uniform film, the application allows the wall to have depth and movement.
The beauty is subtle. From across the room, the finish can feel quiet and almost effortless. Up close, you begin to see the brushwork, variation and layers that give the surface its character.
I develop each application around the room, the existing surface, the color and the amount of movement you want.
The subtle variation in the finish changes throughout the day as the light moves across the walls.
The finish is built through hand application, allowing the character of the surface to be controlled rather than looking mechanically uniform.
Colors can be adjusted and sampled specifically for your room, furnishings and natural light.
A few recent interiors finished with limewash by Deco Plaster Studio.
A warm, softly varied limewash finish for the entrance of a Hudson Valley home.
Limewash used to give a custom fireplace a soft, understated finish with depth.
A continuous limewash finish carried through connected living spaces.
A soft limewash finish bringing warmth and depth to a small interior.
Limewash works especially well when you want a room to feel finished without making the walls feel overly decorated.
The matte surface gives the wall dimension while keeping the overall appearance understated.
Variations in the application create a surface that feels natural rather than perfectly flat.
Color and application can be adjusted to work with the architecture, furnishings and lighting.
Limewash works beautifully in historic houses, modern interiors, farmhouses and refined contemporary spaces.
The goal is to get the color and character right before the full application begins.
Send photos, dimensions and any information you have about the existing walls and the look you're after.
We determine the direction for color and the amount of variation you're looking for.
The existing substrate is evaluated and prepared for the limewash system being used.
The limewash is applied by hand and developed until the desired color and movement are achieved.
Limewash can be kept light and quiet or developed into deeper, earthier tones.
I prefer to look at the actual room before settling on a color. Natural light, flooring, cabinetry, stone and furnishings can all change the way a color reads.
Samples are available before the full application.
Custom color development allows the finish to work with the materials and light already present in your space.
Whether you're finishing one room or developing a larger interior, the process starts with the space and the finish you're trying to achieve.
If you're looking for something beyond ordinary paint, we can develop a limewash finish around your home, your light and your existing materials.
Samples and finish development can be coordinated with the design direction, materials and overall palette of the project.
Limewash is a mineral-based wall finish traditionally made with lime and pigment. It creates a soft matte surface with natural tonal variation.
Depending on the existing surface, yes. The wall needs to be evaluated and properly prepared before the limewash is applied.
Color can be adjusted with mineral pigments and samples can be developed to work with your room, furnishings and lighting.
Yes. Deco Plaster Studio works directly with homeowners as well as interior designers, architects and contractors on specialty finish projects.
Projects are accepted throughout the Hudson Valley and Westchester, with select projects in New York City.
Based in the Hudson Valley, Deco Plaster Studio works throughout the region and accepts select projects in Westchester and New York City.
Send me a few photos of the space, where the project is located, and what you're hoping to achieve. I'll take a look and we can discuss the best approach.
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