Somewhere between storm sky and deep sea , Admiral is a teal-blue with real gravity to it. Limewash gives it a soft, mineral cloudiness that flat paint can't touch: the colour pools deeper in the corners, lifts to a dusty haze where light hits, and shifts gently through the day as the room around it changes.

It's a colour with presence but no harshness. Against natural linen, raw wood, or aged brass, Admiral turns a room contemplative,  the kind of space that feels quieter the longer you sit in it.

Because limewash is applied by hand in thin, breathable layers, every wall carries its own quiet variation,  no two ever quite the same, and that's the point.

Drag-down technique used to Limewash walls.