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Spacious Scandinavian living room with high ceilings, warm lime marmorino walls and a round dark wood coffee table

PAINTING · CLAY AND LIME FINISHES

A consciously chosenliving environment.

We carry out high-quality painting work as well as clay and lime finishes in homes and commercial spaces across Tallinn and Harju County.

Clay and lime finishes are an investment in timeless aesthetics and a healthy indoor climate.

CLAY & LIME FINISHES

Quality hand-applied clay and lime finishes — natural materials that make your space warm, breathable and truly one of a kind.

Consultation: hands holding clay and lime finish samples on an oak table

Step 01

First meeting and consultation

We visit the space and look at the light together. We choose the material and tone, agree the technical details and send a clear quotation.

Filling work in a Japandi-style room: a craftsman smoothing filler with a wide steel trowel

Step 02

Filling and plastering

A good finish starts with the substrate. We do the painting work, filling, plastering and priming until the surface is smooth, sound and even — exactly what clay and lime need to last.

Limewash application: a craftsman brushing limewash onto a warm wall

Step 03

Clay and lime finishes

Clay paint, clay plaster, limewash, lime plaster and marmorino are applied by hand, layer by layer. We finish with a walkthrough together and written care instructions.

Clay and lime finishes help balance room humidity, support a healthy indoor climate and inhibit mould growth.

Materials we offer

  • Clay paints

    Clay paints

    Soft, matte paints suited to living spaces.

  • Clay plasters

    Clay plasters

    Natural plasters that create warm texture and regulate air humidity.

  • Clay marmorino

    Clay marmorino

    A smooth, luminous clay finish that reflects light elegantly.

  • Limewash

    Limewash

    Breathable mineral paints suited to living spaces and wetter rooms.

  • Lime plasters

    Lime plasters

    Classic mineral plasters for wet and humid spaces.

  • Lime marmorino

    Lime marmorino

    A stone-like lime finish with a deeper sheen, for walls and ceilings.

Tones

Colour range

The lime and clay paint tones come from the colour card of our partner UKU. Tones are available in various strengths. Colours on screen are approximations.

  • Nero Roma 5%

  • Calcare 5%

  • Deserto 5%

Clay plaster application: a craftsperson smoothing wet clay plaster with a steel trowel

About

Our work is based onpresence, care and quality

We are a team dedicated to clay and lime finishes, combining craftsmanship, quality materials and timeless aesthetics. Our aim is to create healthy, mould-free and holistic homes that support a balanced and conscious way of living.

Every finish is completed by hand, focusing on quality and detail. The result is a surface whose natural texture, depth and nuances create a calm atmosphere and a unique look for the room.

We work on a few projects at a time to ensure a personal approach and high quality for every client. We work mainly in Tallinn and Harju County.

Journal

Read more about clay and lime finishes

  • Clay vs lime: which finish to choose?

    Guide

    Clay vs lime: which finish to choose?

    Clay plaster and limewash are both natural mineral finishes, but they behave differently in light, moisture and over time. Here is a short comparison to help you decide.

  • Conventional paint vs natural paint: what is the difference?

    Guide

    Conventional paint vs natural paint: what is the difference?

    Conventional and natural paints may look similar at first glance, but their composition, breathability and effect on indoor climate are very different. Here is a clear comparison to help you decide.

  • VOCs – what you should know

    Healthy indoor climate

    VOCs – what you should know

    VOCs, or volatile organic compounds, are gases released into the air by paints, varnishes and building materials. Most of them do not disappear in a couple of days but keep off-gassing for months. Natural clay and lime finishes are one of the simplest ways to reduce them at home.

  • Why are architects increasingly choosing clay and lime materials?

    Architecture and materials

    Why are architects increasingly choosing clay and lime materials?

    Architects and interior architects choose clay and lime finishes because they work on three levels at once: they give the surface living light, keep the building fabric breathable, and answer client expectations for a healthy indoor climate and a low carbon footprint.

  • Why does indoor air affect our health?

    Healthy indoor climate

    Why does indoor air affect our health?

    We spend about 90% of our time indoors and breathe close to 15,000 litres of air a day. That makes indoor air quality one of the most direct health factors at home — and the wall surface plays a bigger part in it than you might think.

  • Which interior finish suits allergy sufferers?

    Healthy home

    Which interior finish suits allergy sufferers?

    Natural mineral finishes are the best choice for allergy sufferers because they release no volatile organic compounds, balance humidity and do not encourage mould. Clay paint and limewash are two practical options.

FAQ

How long does installation take?

The exact time depends on surface size, number of layers and room humidity. A small project is usually done in a few days, larger rooms can take a week or more. Drying time between coats is also important for an even, durable result.

Which rooms are clay and lime suitable for?

Both clay and lime finishes work well in living rooms, bedrooms and on ceilings. Clay is ideal where warmth, matte calm and humidity regulation matter. Lime is also beautiful in these spaces and, being more durable and moisture-resistant, is especially good for kitchens, bathrooms, hallways and staircases.

How do I maintain the surface?

Both surfaces are low-maintenance: remove dust with a soft brush or dry microfibre cloth. Small stains and damages can usually be repaired locally without redoing the whole wall. Avoid aggressive cleaners, abrasive scrubbing and constant water exposure.

Is lime finish suitable for bathrooms?

Yes, lime tolerates bathroom humidity and steam better than clay thanks to its high pH and excellent vapour permeability. It is still important to avoid direct water jets and ensure adequate ventilation so the surface can dry.