Color Atelier Limewash Paint & Plaster | United States

Ciel

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$6.73 $9.9 In stock

Category: Paint

Ciel is a mid‑tone blackened blue limewash paint from Color Atelier Paint. Its subtly aged hue adds depth and balance to any room, offering a timeless, muted elegance.

  • Mid‑tone blackened blue with a softly weathered appearance.
  • Limewash formulation provides a breathable, matte finish that ages gracefully.
  • Available in 4 oz jars, quarts, 1‑gallon and 5‑gallon containers for projects of any scale.
  • Ideal for interior walls, ceilings and decorative plaster work.
  • Easy to apply with brush or roller for a consistent, balanced look.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Michael ★★★★★

I was worried it might look too dark, but the blackened blue is so subtle and balanced—it gives my living room a quiet, sophisticated feel. The limewash texture went on smoothly and dried to that perfect matte finish.

Jacob ★★★★★

The color is exactly that subtle blackened blue I was hoping for—reads almost navy in low light and a soft slate during the day. Dried to a lovely flat, powdery finish that really gives the walls that old-world, limewash texture.

Stella O. ★★★★★

The limewash finish dries to this soft, chalky texture that catches light differently through the day, way more interesting than flat paint. Coverage was solid and the blackened blue stayed true to the swatch, no weird green shift once it cured.