"the sourdough of paint"

Modern house paint fights nature—forcing flat, unbroken planes of color onto walls, as if uniformity equals beauty. But nature never works this way: every surface has variation, texture, and life. Cheap paint, rolled on thick, looks stiff and fragile. Scuffs glare; wear feels like failure.

Paint That Wears In, Not Out

Our Alabastine lime paint embraces natural imperfection. Like faded denim, it takes knocks with character—no brittle "skin," just a soft, integral finish.

Depth, Not Flatness

Packed with layered pigments, even dark tones stay alive:

• Browns shift from yellow-green to ochre-red

• Colors breathe, never static

• Complex, never synthetic

This is paint that belongs on a wall—not a mask, but part of the structure.