Additional benefits of Limewash Effect Wall Paint
Rust-Oleum Limewash Effect Wall Paint has virtually no odour for more comfortable paint application and the specialist, water-based formula is non-hazardous with a neutral pH.
Is limewash paint easy to apply?
Another advantage of interior limewash paint is that it’s simple to use and is generally quite forgiving, meaning there’s room to make mistakes! You can try out a variety of painting techniques with a sponge or brush to reveal different colour tones.
Finding the right paint texture
Apply the first coat of paint with a roller, as you would a standard wall paint, and allow 4 hours to dry. Next, create a brushed matte effect by applying the second coat using criss-crossing brush strokes to create your chosen texture.
Check out our step-by-step guide on how to apply a limewash effect on your walls here.
Which colour limewash paint should I choose?
A warm beige is a great limewash colour for bedrooms, creating a restful, slow-paced and minimalist feel, while a dark blue limewash makes for a soothing, cocooning atmosphere. A light coloured limewash in smaller rooms will expand the space for a clean yet earthy texture. Warm terracotta is a popular choice for dining rooms, adding a sizzle of Mediterranean style.