Fourteen ways to finish a wall, from the thinnest patina to polished tadelakt. Scroll through, then open a finish for the whole story: what it is, how it goes on, what it costs in this catalogue and how it is looked after.
RenderHydraulic lime (NHL) · 1–3 mm
A material rather than a colour: one to three millimetres trowelled on, giving the wall a relief and a depth no paint imitates.
Photo Jules Verne Times Two · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
StuccoHydraulic lime (NHL) · 3–6 mm
The one lime finish that takes running water — and it is the soap, not the lime, that makes it waterproof. The floor of hammams for centuries, walls and floors alike.
Photo Eigenheym · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
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