Color Atelier’s Limewash Paint enhances interior and exterior surfaces with a matte, velvety finish and softly textured appearance. It elevates spaces throughout the home—from living rooms and bedrooms to kitchens and bathrooms—with timeless, natural beauty. Breathable, humidity-regulating, and mold-resistant, it’s ideal for bathrooms and other damp environments. Its durable, mineral-based formula also makes it suitable for exterior applications, adding character to facades and outdoor structures. Limewash ages gracefully, bringing elegant charm to fireplaces, accent walls, and entryways.
Our Limewash collection is available in a curated palette complementing modern interiors and historic renovations alike, offering depth and sophistication. Most importantly, you’ll be painting with a natural mineral based paint without any harmful fumes or chemicals.
A modern reinterpretation of ancient textures and materials, frenchCALIFORNIA’s capsule collection in collaboration with Color Atelier consists of six colors that feature soft, tonal variations centered on a neutral palette, enhanced by a selection of bolder colors that add a distinguishing look to a space.
Burcu and Guillaume at Color Atelier's San Francisco, California showroom
"It has been such an honor to work with Color Atelier on frenchCALIFORNIA's first paint collection," says Guillaume Coutheillas, founder and creative director of frenchCALIFORNIA. "Having partnered with Burcu and Olivier on many projects for various clients before, it was such a different and rewarding creative experience to bring to fruition a collection that is all our own, from start to finish."
Inspired by the special people and places in France, California, and New York, the organic colors are made with Color Atelier’s Limewash, a natural mineral-based paint that is breathable, durable, healthy, and environmentally friendly, achieving a matte velvety finish. Each color mimics a surface found in the natural world, adding a sense of history and gravitas to a contemporary environment.
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