Handcrafted production

As the saying goes, „The proof is in the pudding!“ In our painting business, we have experimented with various methods to develop solutions that align with our clients‘ goals. This gives the word „craft“ back its original meaning. You can incorporate new additives, metal pigments, or natural materials, such as flowers or leaves, into a design. Nature offers many color suggestions and combinations.

The possibilities for designs with lime paint or clay plasters are endless! Being environmentally friendly doesn’t mean being brown and monotonous! There are many great design options for decorating a room, apartment, or home according to one’s personal taste. Poems, ornaments, and custom stencils can also help.

1 For example, the pattern from the curtain was transferred onto the wall in gold leaf using a stencil, as was the „flower of life.“
2 The embellished „flower of life“ ornament is the icing on the cake in this clay plaster design.
3 The bathtub apron is made of clay plaster and various wooden discs framed with oiled walnut wood.

Natural paint and plaster manufacturers

Manufacturers of natural paints and plasters offer a wide range of finishes for decorative and modern design applications. You can create countless beautiful variations by mixing and matching different colors and additives, such as straw, mica, granite, dill, husks, sisal, and seashells.

Make your own

Why not just do it yourself? That way, you’ll know exactly what you’re getting! Making your own paint is easy. See the info box for an example. In addition to finished products, some natural paint manufacturers offer individual ingredients, such as pigments and borax. You can find suitable recipes in some books (see the book recommendation at the end for more information). Many craftspeople are also willing to help you, give you tips, supply the necessary ingredients, or lend you tools. Taking walks in nature is a good way to find new design ideas and suitable natural materials.

Book recommendation

Julia Lawless and Lynn Edwards: The Natural Paint Book: A Complete Guide to Natural Paint, Recipes, and Finishes. Rodale Press, 2003.