Naturalwalls

Applying the final touches to one of our biggest projects ever. That light....

Ditch the paint already! Texture is all the rage.

In this Pasadena home, we let limewash plaster do what it does best: tell a quiet, beautiful story through light, texture, and time. The soft, matte movement and cloudy tonal shifts coalesce into a finish that changes with the sun and brings new life to every hour.

Limewash is NOT paint. Made from slaked lime, it soaks into the surface, hardens naturally, and leaves behind a breathable, non-toxic wall that’s as durable as it is visually poetic. It’s also antibacterial, mold-resistant, and contains zero VOCs. That’s good for your home, and even better for the planet.

At Naturalwalls, we build earth-made, unforgettable surfaces that age gracefully and belong exactly where they are. Our goal is nothing less than timeless beauty, crafted by hand, and grounded in sustainability.

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What’s the story of Naturalwalls? The story begins back in 1997, when a trip to Europe changed my life forever.

Timeless beauty is one of the amazing benefits of natural wall plaster systems, but it’s far from the only one. There are at least a dozen benefits to using ancient materials for modern buildings.

Natural plaster wall systems work the way nature intended, quietly regulating humidity and temperature to create interiors that feel balanced, breathable, and deeply comfortable.

They’re free of toxic off-gassing, resistant to mold, and naturally repelling dust, these surfaces promote cleaner air, fewer allergens, and a calmer, healthier living environment.

Their vapor-permeable, crack-resistant structure outperforms paint and cement while lowering energy use, buffering EMFs, and reducing overall carbon impact.

The Naturalwalls artisans don’t use any old slap-and-dash stucco and paint. Instead, we build and restore homes that actively supports well-being, longevity, and a more conscious way of living.

Follow the link in our bio for more information and ways to get in touch for your next project!