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A Legacy in Limewash | 25 Years of Bauwerk Colours

As Bauwerk Colour approaches its 25th anniversary, we spotlight 25 distinctive interiors from around the world that exemplify the brand’s enduring mastery of limewash paint. From a quiet country retreat on the outskirts of Berlin to a modern London townhouse and a sun-drenched holiday home in Puglia, each space reflects Bauwerk’s nuanced palette, tactile finishes, and innate ability to evoke emotion through colour. Together, these projects celebrate the brand’s legacy and pay tribute to the transformative power of natural materials in contemporary design.

Produced in partnership with Bauwerk Colour.

Photography by Ana Barros

Palais M. by Atelier Karasinski

Vienna, Austria

Kaolin | Bauwerk Colour

“Bauwerk’s limewash paints allowed us to build a warm foundation within our home, as well as helping us to highlight the original architectural elements through an almost ancient Mediterranean touch.”

– Nora Eisermann and Laura Muthesius

Photography courtesy of Montana Burnett Design

Eden’s House by Montana Burnett Design

Toronto, Canada

Olive | Bauwerk Colour

"We applied Bauwerk's limewash paint on all the walls and ceilings throughout Crosby Street, which gave the space a holistic, immersive quality. It softened the architectural lines and created a quiet drama."

–Stephanie Betesh, Ember Studio

Photography by Georges Antoni

Photography by Prue Ruscoe

Photography by William Jess Laird

The James Bradley Hotel by Sebastian Zuchowicki

New Jersey, North America

Mykonos | Bauwerk Colour

Photography by Lauren Miller

Eden’s House by Montana Burnett Design

Toronto, Canada

Bone | Bauwerk Colour

“I love how much structure and depth Bauwerk limewash paints can embroider throughout a space.”

– Laura Karasinski, Atelier Karasinski

Photography by Johanna Andruchovici

Pennsylvania House by Sophie Moore and Johanna Andruchovici

Pennsylvania, North America

Bone | Bauwerk Colour

"I love using limewash because it brings a soft, organic texture that adds depth and character to a space. In the study at our Notting Hill Duplex project, we intentionally introduced a darker palette to contrast the otherwise neutral tones used throughout the home. This shift adds depth and creates a more atmospheric space that stands out."

–Katie Harbison

Photography by Mark Anthony Fox

Whistler Square Townhouse by Banda

London, United Kingdom

Wheat | Bauwerk Colour

Photography by Prue Ruscoe

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