Lime paint is not only anti-allergic and antibacterial, but it delivers stunning effects on walls and furniture. Painting with Venice is fun—long live creativity.

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Lime paint goes back ages. Michelangelo painted the impressive Sistine Chapel's impressive ceiling in Rome. It took him four years to complete (1508-1512), laying on his back and painting with lime paint (on wet lime plaster). Lime paint cures by reacting with CO2 in the air. This process is called carbonation; during this process, the lime paint hardens, develops its final colour and bonds to the substrate. In fact, Michelangelo was "baking" paint.

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CO2 absorption helps improve interior air quality, making lime paint one of the most sustainable paints. 

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Moreover, lime paint delivers stunning textures. Full of depth and nuances in colour. Painting with Venice lime paint is fun and very rewarding. To allow the carbonation process to complete successfully, Venice lime paint needs a mineral surface. In case of doubt, apply a coat of Vintage chalk paint before painting with Venice. This will create a surface that Venice lime paint loves.

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• Pure and natural paint, great for painting furniture and walls

• Lime paint is anti-allergic and antibacterial. Lime paint absorbs CO2 and helps to improve interior air quality.

• Available in 100+ Autentico colours

• Easy to apply with brush. Dilute the first coat with 20% water to create a lean yoghurt consistency. Second coat may be diluted with 10 % water.

• Covers 12-15 m2 / L

• Needs a mineral surface (brickwork, lime plaster). In all other circumstances, apply a coat of Vintage chalk paint before painting with Venice.

• Suitable for all kinds of decorative techniques.

• To make water-repellent, apply 2 coats of eco-sealer.