Limewash Projects in Toronto
Explore hand-applied limewash projects completed across Toronto and the GTA, spanning both residential and commercial interiors. The collection includes condo interiors, dining rooms and washrooms, alongside Pilates and wellness studios, with feature walls, ceilings, and full-room finishes planned around the light, architecture, and surrounding materials.
Recent Limewash Stories
At Toro Toro in downtown Toronto, ravishing-red limewash was hand-applied across the restaurant’s dropped ceiling. The saturated ceiling finish gives the dining room a warm, immersive colour field with the soft tonal movement of limewash.
At Bruno Rosales in Toronto, soft-grey limewash walls were applied through the salon, including the styling and reception areas. The muted grey gives the interior a calm, textured backdrop for the fixtures and mirrors.
In The Beaches, Toronto, a pale limewash finish was applied to the home’s exposed interior brick. The limewash softens the brick while preserving its irregular texture and movement.
In Etobicoke, beige limewash was applied to the dining room walls. The warm, understated finish works with the natural light and creates a quiet, textured backdrop for the room.
In Trinity Bellwoods, a terracotta limewash finish was applied to the living-room walls of a Victorian home. The earthy colour gives the architectural interior a deeper, hand-finished character.
In Etobicoke, beige limewash was applied throughout a powder room. The matte wall finish brings subtle movement and warmth to the small, enclosed space.
In Uxbridge, beige limewash was applied to a kitchen range hood. The finish turns the hood into a soft, textured architectural element within the kitchen.
In a Toronto condo, sage-green limewash was applied across the living-room and adjoining hallway walls. The colour carries through the space to create a cohesive backdrop for the built-in cabinetry and furnishings.
At Lagree Collective in Etobicoke, limewash was applied to the studio walls around the reception and movement spaces. The cloud-like tonal finish gives the commercial interior a calm, tactile atmosphere.
In the Humber River–Royal York area, creamy-beige limewash was applied across dining-room walls. The warm finish picks up the daylight and adds soft tonal depth around the dining area.
In downtown Toronto, earthy-green limewash was applied to bathroom walls. The matte finish brings gentle tonal variation around the fixtures and natural material palette.





































