Make Way for Roman Clay | A Special Option to Consider for a Renovation | Renovating & Home Building
We’ve often said that we like to think of renovations as life experience upgrades. However, we usually speak of them in terms of the work we do for clients. But here, Craig touts a design choice he’s incorporated into the “upgrade” of his own (new-ish) home, a specialty paint finish that will give you the look of natural stone.
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Jamie Davis is the Co-founder of Portola Paints & Glazes in North Hollywood [ @portolapaints ], the local purveyor of Roman clay we like. In an interview with Harper’s Bazaar, he explains how this special look-and-feel is produced: “The lime in the paint is white, so the variation in color that shows up has to do with the contrast between the pigment and the white lime. Light shades will be soft and understated, while mid-tone to deeper colors will show more texture and variation.”