PROLIME — premium mineral-based limewash paint. Soft matte texture, natural movement and a beautifully handcrafted finish.
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PROLIME is made from slaked lime, water and natural mineral pigments. Unlike conventional paints it penetrates the surface instead of forming a plastic film, letting walls breathe and regulating humidity. Layered brush application creates the signature cloud-like depth, mineral-based, low-VOC and naturally mould-resistant.
limewash colours and product details
Prolime authentic limewash, available in a 45-shade decorative library. Custom RAL tinting available on request.
PROLIME — premium mineral-based limewash paint. Soft matte texture, natural movement and a beautifully handcrafted finish.
Brush-applied in two layers on a primed mineral substrate, letting each coat develop the characteristic cloud-like depth.
Prolime — 45 shades shared with the Velour library. Custom tinting available on request.
Limewash is a mineral paint made from lime. It soaks into porous surfaces rather than sitting on top as a film, which gives limewash walls their soft, cloudy movement and lets the wall breathe. Each coat is brushed in by hand, so the finish varies naturally with light. Limewash explained covers the material in more depth.
Limewash bonds best to lime plaster, lime render, soft brick and stone. On modern emulsion, gypsum or dense surfaces a mineral primer is used first so the wash has something to grip. For outside walls, our guide to limewash on exterior walls explains which substrates suit it, and limewash paint vs emulsion compares the two indoors.
Limewash colours range from chalky whites to stone, clay and warmer red and terracotta shades, all deepening or softening with the number of coats. See limewash colours and tones or browse our limewash wall coatings.
The price of limewash paint as a finished wall depends mostly on labour: wall preparation, any primer needed, the number of coats and access. We quote after seeing the walls, and you can start with our quote form.
Yes, limewash is sold as a ready-to-use paint. Our limewash products page shows the PROLIME colours and details, and we can apply it for you.
Not directly over ordinary emulsion. The wall needs a suitable mineral primer first so the limewash can bond.
Only after the old paint is removed or a compatible primer is applied. Limewash needs a porous surface to grip.
Yes, with a mineral primer over sound, clean paint. We check the existing paint before recommending it.
The same six-step process applies to every project we deliver — from a single feature wall through to whole-house installations.
You fill out a short questionnaire — location, square metres, surface type, finish and timeline. We discuss the project together and prepare a tailored quote.
Once the quote is approved, we issue an invoice for a 10% deposit. This reserves the project and your slot in our schedule.
We prepare physical samples of the finish, colour and texture for you to approve. If the project is booked, samples are free of charge.
Approved samples confirmed, we issue an invoice for the materials so we can order in your specific tints, sealers and substrate components.
Our in-house team installs the finish on site — substrate prep, base coats, finishing coats and sealer. Cleanly worked, fully protected.
On completion and final walk-through, we issue the invoice for the remaining balance. You receive aftercare guidance and your workmanship guarantee.
Samples are free of charge when the project is booked.
Interested in learning how to apply natural limewash? We host hands-on masterclasses covering substrate prep, application, and sealing.
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