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The Limewash Studio.

Acabados minerales de limewash, hechos a mano.

Limewash is the finish you've seen in design magazines: soft, cloudy mineral movement that shifts with the light. It can't be faked with regular paint, and almost nobody in South Florida applies it authentically. We do.

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Tan limewash accent wall with soft mineral movement, hand-applied by All County Painters in South Florida

What's included in every job.

Todo incluido, sin sorpresas.

Free written estimate and finish consultation
Authentic mineral limewash, not faux paint effects
Hand-applied in layered coats for real depth
Custom colors matched to your home and light
Interior walls, brick, stucco and feature walls
Breathable, naturally mold-resistant finish
Homes, condos and HOA communities
Written workmanship warranty

What is limewash?

Ancient material. Modern obsession.

Un acabado con siglos de historia.

Limewash is a natural finish made from crushed limestone, used on Mediterranean walls for centuries. Instead of sitting on top of the surface like regular paint, it bonds into it: leaving a soft, chalky texture with cloud-like variation that changes through the day.

Breathable. It lets walls release moisture instead of trapping it, a real advantage in Florida humidity
Naturally high-pH, which resists mold and mildew
Ages gracefully instead of peeling. It patinas, it doesn't fail

Choose the tone

Chalky whites, warm greiges, clays and sages. We sample on your actual wall so you see it in your light.

Hand application

Layered brush coats build the signature movement. This is craft work, no roller can copy it.

Live with it

A finish with depth that flat paint can't touch, and it only gets more character with time.

Limewash questions, answered.

Preguntas frecuentes.

What is limewash paint?

Limewash is a natural mineral finish made from slaked lime (crushed limestone) and pigment. Unlike regular paint, which forms a film on top of the wall, limewash bonds into the surface: creating a soft, chalky texture with cloud-like movement that shifts with the light. It's been used on Mediterranean homes for centuries and is one of the most requested designer finishes today.

How is limewash different from regular paint?

Regular paint is uniform and flat; limewash is alive. It has visible variation and depth, it's breathable rather than sealed, and it's applied by hand in layered coats. It also ages differently: instead of peeling, it develops patina.

Does limewash work in Florida's humidity?

It's actually a great match. Limewash is breathable, so walls can release moisture instead of trapping it behind a paint film, and its naturally high pH resists mold and mildew, two real advantages in South Florida.

Where can limewash be applied?

Interior walls and feature walls are the most popular, and it's beautiful on brick and stucco. We've applied it in single-family homes and Miami high-rise condos alike.

How much does limewash cost?

More than a standard paint job: it's a hand-applied, layered craft finish. We quote every project in writing after a free consultation, and there are never hidden fees. Many clients start with one feature wall.

Does limewash need special maintenance?

Very little. It doesn't peel or crack like film paints; light marks can be touched up or gently refreshed. It's a finish designed to age beautifully.