"I then did a layer of the base color again to help seal the paint and to help with bleeding," Katherine explains. "Once that dried, I painted every other stripe Palm Leaf by Sherwin Williams ... It's a somewhat tedious project making sure your lines are straight and waiting for paint to dry, but other than that, it's a pretty beginner-friendly project."
Garnier also calls limewash "as DIY-friendly as it gets." It's traditionally applied to porous and absorbent surfaces, such as drywall, plaster, stucco, cement, brick, and concrete. She praises the "beautiful tonal variations" in a limewash texture, saying, "When the lime begins to dry, it just starts blooming, giving you the highs and the lows of the colors." (N.B. Our story on Everything You Need to Know About Limewash Paint is one of our most popular of all time.)