Any links on the methods or techniques required to complete that project would be greatly appreciated. I went to your website and you guys do great work.

if you go to your local Jotun dealer or Toupret paints & show them this photo, they'll assist on that.

Love your work!!!

Thank you Ingrid

beautiful work!!! love the clay paint!

I love the color, I 'm in Washington dc and don't have any Jotun dealer or Toupret paints close to the area. any tips where to find this nice color.

I just did a quick bit of research. Lime paint is recommended for bathroooms and high-moisture areas. Regardless, it opened a new avenue for me to explore.

Morroccan lime plaster is water tight and can be used in showers and wet areas. Other lime plasters, such as stuccos and marmorinos, are used as wall finishes, but the Tadelakt is best for wet spaces.

what is it like for cleaning? eg if you want to clean corners of tadelakht bathroom and use a soft brush will it eventually wear the top layers off?

Tadelakt needs only to be cleaned with mild soap and water. The olive oil soap that is used to waterproof the surface should be reapplied occasionally to preserve the waterproof quality of the material if it is in a wet area like a shower. Never use harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners on this surface. A sponge and mild soap is all that is needed. Then the olive oil soap should be applied with a decorator sponge or by hand to preserve the Tadelakt and leave dry for 48 hours before allowing water .

How often to reapply the olive oil soap depends on how often the surface gets wet. If daily, then the soap should be applied every month or two. If not in a wet area, the soap can be applied less often, as needed to polish surface but not more than once a year.

Hi, I am just wondering, are two vases under the vanity some type of potpourri?

Your work is amazing! Still picking my chin off the floor!