A styled interior with a hand-applied Venetian plaster wall

Trade & wholesale

For the people who write the specification

We work with design firms, architects, builders and commercial clients across Texas and Florida — and ship limewash nationwide to firms running their own crews.

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Trade pricing

Preferential pricing for design firms, architects, builders and general contractors. Applied per account, not per project.

02

Project-locked tinting

Every color we develop is locked to the specification it was created for. We will not reuse or duplicate your color on another job.

03

Limewash supply

Our limewash, shipped nationwide. Custom-tinted per project, with wholesale pricing for firms running their own crews.

04

Sample service

Hand-applied samples on your substrate, prepared for client presentations and spec approval before scheduling.

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Retail & wholesale supply

Product-only purchasing available across the US for firms with their own application crews. Contact us for special product orders.

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Warranty

2-year application warranty on every finish we install, covering faults and errors in our application process. Damage from natural causes is excluded.

How we work

The finish is only as good as the hand that lays it.

We work with Meoded, Firenze Color, Novacolor, San Marco, Color Atelier and Modern Masters — the major Venetian plaster and lime systems — across all of them to the same standard. Whichever line ends up on your spec sheet, the wall gets the same hand.

Our limewash is high-calcium lime, mineral pigment and purified aggregates, custom-tinted per project and available for retail and wholesale purchase, shipped nationwide.

Our application techniques are rooted in the traditions taught at the San Marco Academy in Venice. For projects that demand it, we maintain a network of elite artisans we fly in — the specification decides the crew, not the other way around.

Request a Quote

Open a trade account.

Tell us about your firm and the projects you specify. We'll set up trade pricing and prepare samples on your substrate.