154. #65 Dusty Coral + #125 Clay Rose – Limewash Inspiration
- Location: Warsaw, Poland
- Area: 23 m²
- Technique: Mixed (two-colour), 12 cm brush, 2 coats
- Colours: #65 Dusty Coral + #125 Clay Rose
This project uses the two-colour Limewash technique with two close shades of pink: an energetic #65 Dusty Coral and a powdery #125 Clay Rose. Pairing two related tones builds depth and a lively, painterly texture that no single colour can give. The two-colour technique takes a little more practice than a one-colour application, but the result – a deep, living wall – is worth it.
Note 💡: When painting with a ZUBRA COLORS Limewash brush in two coats, the paint should spread easily on the wall. ZUBRA COLORS Limewash paint is ready to use – no thinning required. If it feels too thick, add a small amount of water to make application easier 🎨.
🖌 Colours and tonal transitions:
- Darker shades create more pronounced tonal transitions and greater depth.
- Lighter, beige tones blend more subtly, giving a gentler effect.
✨ Extra tip: Apply the paint in a loose, irregular way – that is the key to a natural look. Relax and trust the process ✨😊