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Customise Your Limewash Colour — Uniquely Suited to Your Home
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332 limewash colour combinations to choose from — exclusive in Singapore
Every pairing uses official Gush Core/Care and Raffles Lime Wash colours, curated exclusively by Pico X Health for Singapore homes.
Gush Core $1,688 · Gush Care $2,088 for Condo & HDB units below 1,000 sqft
- Japanese Zen Soft / Airy — Soft Linen limewash
- Shoji Minimal Soft / Airy — Ivory Cream limewash
- Kyoto Machiya Soft / Airy — Mocha Silk limewash
- Ryokan Calm Soft / Airy — Soft Linen limewash
- Tea House Soft / Airy — Silver Sage limewash
- Kintsugi Soft / Airy — Golden Euphoria limewash
Browse all 332 limewash colour combinations · Wellness Painting package from $1,688
How do you choose a limewash shade for a Singapore feature wall?
Match the shade to the room's light first, then set the undertone intensity and trowel stroke. Pico X Health's free Listen to the Wall designer takes six answers — room, home type, orientation, mood, existing palette and texture appetite — and returns one Raffles Paint or Suzuka Verosa shade with a barely-there, soft, medium or deep-set undertone.
Six quiet questions about your room, its light and what already lives in it. We customise a shade named openly from the Raffles Paint or Suzuka Verosa range, the undertone intensity it should carry, and the trowel stroke our specialist will lay by hand. Free, no signup, no obligation.
What the designer asks
- Where the wall lives — living room, master bedroom, bedroom, dining, hallway, study or wet area.
- Home type — HDB, BTO, condo or landed, because wall build and ceiling height change the application.
- Light and orientation — north, south, east, west or not sure.
- The feeling you want — calm and quiet, warm and grounded, bright and airy, moody and intimate, earthy and natural, or gallery clean.
- What is already in the room — wood tones, whites, grey and concrete, black metal, natural fibres, or an existing strong colour.
- Texture appetite — from barely-there movement to a strong hand-trowelled cloud. This also sets undertone intensity.
What you get back
- The shade, named — the brand (Raffles Paint or Suzuka Verosa) and the actual shade name, with a swatch.
- Undertone intensity — barely-there, soft, medium or deep-set, plus the direction it leans: warm, neutral, cool, green or earth-red.
- Trowel stroke style — vertical soft cloud, wide horizontal drift, cross-hatched movement, tight circular bloom, diagonal rake or still-water minimal.
- Sheen and sealer note — including the Gush anti-mould sealer we include as standard.
- Notes for our specialist — prep, edge treatment, adjacent wall handling and number of passes.
- What we would avoid — one shade or shade type that misbehaves in your light, and why.
Why undertone intensity matters more than the colour name
Most quotes stop at a colour name. Limewash does not work that way. The same Raffles "Mushroom" can be laid barely-there, so the wall reads as a soft matte until light rakes across it, or deep-set, so it carries obvious weight from the doorway. That decision is made by the number of passes worked and how wet the lime film stays — and it is what makes a wall feel calm rather than busy.
Singapore light forces the call. North light amplifies green and purple undertones, so a warm-leaning shade at soft intensity behaves better than a cool one. West light roasts warm shades orange after 4pm, so we either cool the shade one step or dial the undertone back.
Two ranges, one wall
We carry both Raffles Paint limewash and Suzuka Verosa, so the recommendation is never a brand we are stuck with.
| Factor | Raffles Paint | Suzuka Verosa |
|---|---|---|
| Finish | Soft cloudy mineral matte | Pronounced trowel texture |
| Best at | Warm neutrals, bedrooms, whole rooms | Deep saturation, TV and headboard walls |
| Undertone intensity range | Barely-there to medium | Soft to deep-set |
| Feature wall pricing | Same for both — see pricing | Same for both — see pricing |
The shades we keep coming back to
Raffles Paint
Bone
Raffles Paint
Oat
Suzuka Verosa
Crema
Raffles Paint
Mushroom
Raffles Paint
Stone
Suzuka Verosa
Tortora
Raffles Paint
Clay
Suzuka Verosa
Terra
Raffles Paint
Ochre
Raffles Paint
Sage
Suzuka Verosa
Olivia
Suzuka Verosa
Carbone
Suzuka Verosa
Notte
What makes a customised limewash wall uniquely yours
A colour name is a starting point, not a finish. Because limewash is mixed and worked wet on site, the same Raffles or Suzuka Verosa shade can be laid three ways in three homes and read differently in each. Customising it means fixing four things together: the shade, how strongly its undertone is allowed to speak, the direction and rhythm of the trowel, and the sheen the sealer leaves behind.
We set those four against what is already in your room — the wood tone of the flooring, whether the sofa reads warm or cool, how much white is on the adjacent walls, and how the light moves across the wall through the day. That is why the brief you get back names your room, not a generic recommendation.
Choosing your limewash undertone for your lighting
Orientation decides the undertone before the shade does. North-facing walls in Singapore amplify green and purple casts, so a warm-leaning shade at soft intensity holds its calm where a cool one turns grey. West-facing walls take heavy afternoon sun that pushes warm shades orange after 4pm — there we cool the shade one step or hold the undertone back to barely-there. South and east light carry medium intensity comfortably, which is where the deeper Suzuka Verosa tones look their best.
Room by room, shade selection by orientation is worked through in the limewash colour guide.
Raffles or Suzuka Verosa for your room
Both ranges are customised the same way, but they carry different weight. Raffles Paint suits soft warm-neutral cloud finishes — bedrooms, hallways and any wall that should recede. Suzuka Verosa carries deeper, more saturated colour and stronger hand-trowelled movement, which is what a feature wall behind a sofa or a bedhead usually wants. If you are undecided, the Suzuka vs Raffles comparison sets them side by side.
Common questions about customising limewash
Can limewash be customised to my home?
Yes. Because it is mixed and worked on site, the shade, undertone strength and stroke are all set for your room — its orientation, ceiling height, home type and the tones already in the space.
How do you decide the undertone for my room?
Orientation first, then the existing palette. North light leans warm at soft intensity; west light gets cooled a step or held back; south and east light carry medium intensity well.
Does a customised shade cost extra?
No. Customising the shade, undertone and stroke is part of the service — pricing is the same either way.
What it costs
Pricing: Pricing is identical in Raffles Paint and Suzuka Verosa, and customising the shade costs nothing extra. See the full limewash price list for Singapore (2026).
Related limewash reading
- Limewash Painting Singapore — the complete guide, pricing and gallery.
- Limewash Colour Guide — shade selection by room orientation.
- Suzuka vs Raffles Limewash — which brand carries the shade you want.
- Limewash Cost Singapore 2026 — transparent pricing.
