Whoa. Feel like I stepped into a whole new world of possibilities with my new home construction. Thank you so much for taking the time to share your work/art.

mind blown This is not a Tadelakt alternative. Tadelakt is a beautiful natural plaster. Soap and wax are used to make properly applied Tadelakt waterproof, while still allowing it to breath. One of the wondrous and beautiful aspects of Tadelakt is its breathability, its air cleaning properties and it the fact that it is completely natural and free from any chemicals. This plastic layer on top is suffocating your home. Also (non-hydraulic) lime cures very slowly through the presence of CO2 in the air, and happens slowly, getting stronger by the months and years. An alternative for beautiful plants and flowers in your house: plastic ones, so much easier. An alternative for this beautiful life, the Metaverse! I do much appreciate your willingness to experiment, it's cool you think outside of the box. and the video was made beautifully, so good in fact that i still watched the whole video and kind of enjoyed it..

The only caveat to this should be to highlight that the lime wall is no longer vapour permeable, so depending on the location it is uses will not allow moisture to escape in the same way as a lime plastered room would.

Probably worth mentioning for other people watching this - the "magic trowel" or "squeegee" shouldn't be used to apply the product - you're making the job more difficult for yourself by doing this and you'll get a faster and more homogenous application with a stainless steel trowel. The "magic trowel" is designed for use after application - to smooth out the trowel lines.

Would love to see a tour of this entire place. I really need to build a backyard oasis similar to this.

Love this. Thinking about doing this for my kitchen. Do you have a video on how you did the sink and counter etc?

Using a steel trowel will give you a more textured look like the lime wash does. The magic trowel seems to give a more flat/matte look. To each there own, but in your case, I believe a steel trowel will save you some time as well as help you get better with it to avoid the lines it creates, which is all depends on your technique. Best of luck.

These videos are unbelievably helpful, thank you!

I love your wood doors 🙏🏻👍🏻

This is amazing! I love your kitchen. Did you make the "pantry" door? If so, I would love a "how-to" video! Thanks for sharing your process.

Wow, what a GORGEOUS space!!!!

Beautiful! Could you use this technique for counter tops? Looking for a way to refresh older laminate countertops/metal sink, please explain (or dedicate a separate video) how you did your countertop and sink!

How did you do the sink? Did you go over a ceramics sink? What were the countertops before you applied the lime plaster?

feels like a Mediterranean dream home. wow!!!

I’m so F’n excited now . I will be doing my whole bathroom by myself, so this is just exactly what I have been looking for. Thank you sir!

Are you sure you were correct, putting poly over lime plaster , lime has to breathe , the poly would seal seal the plaster and stop the plaster breathing ? Just curious , nice video.

Hi! Love your videos and we’ve been trying to figure out the best way to build custom cabinets so we can Tadelak them. What are your cabinets made of?

I know they make new product for lime plaster for wet areas but I do not support putting lime plaster in a direct wet area. I also feel that utilizing masonry sealer of that type is not the proper thing to do. It's apples and oranges and if it's holding up it's because you're getting lucky not to be negative. I could see using a wax finish

Thank you for your videos - they have been incredibly insightful as we plan for a similar kitchen style

Absolutly beautiful 🤩

Awesome job! Inspired

Tienes que hacer más vídeos son muy interesantes. Amo el tadelak y la cal. Te quedo muy bonito. Te animo a que sigas haciendo vídeos.

Please show us how you made and put that wood beautiful doors. Thank you 🙏🏻

Fantastic!! Thank you for sharing.

Hello, great video, thanks! Would you consider showing us how you built the stairs? I would love to build these at home and plaster them!

This is beyond amazing!!

how did you make your kitchen cabinets? I haven't been able to find a video to help me do that

Is the bathroom lower voc then the kitchen?

Can we get an update? :D

Maybe the plaster didn't color up because you didn't burnish it while wet, same with the homogeneous finish burnish it.

I just did a Tadelakt job this weekend and used that poly product. I have used in the past, real good product.

Incredible!

i love this! my question is HOW do you build that type of a kitchen counter / sink / wall combo? that's the piece i don't understand. thanks so much.

Beautiful

Love, love your videos! So informative and tranquil in the same time. Would love to see more of your house! 🥰

You may have mentioned this... did you apply the lime plaster directly on the drywall? Gorgeous! Thanks!

Love it! Great to see this method worked for you and was less labour intensive than the bathroom. I wonder what supplies I can get in the UK

This is exactly what I’ve been looking for. How did you get straight wooden stairs to have the same soft finish. Micro cement?

What finish did you get your plaster in? I saw on the website it comes in: Marble, stone and sand.

Amazing!

I love plaster! I’m trying to do my bathroom. Can you apply plaster on sink vanity?

What's the difference between this plaster and just doing a pigmented concrete throughout?

What are the kitchen countertops made out of? Is that concrete or is that concrete board covered with plaster?

Hi. Thanks for sharing about your project! Doesn't polyurethane nullify or even destroy the breathability of the plaster? Is the product it food grade?

If u sand cementitious materials indoors; use a P100 or N95 Respirator, not mask. We need people like you to stick around a ling time; thanks for sharing what you do!

Loving these videos! I found Tadelakt on google a while back and want to apply it to a vanity. Did you custom build your vanity and Cabinets/shelving? And if so any videos if the building? Cheers!

Thank you

putting polyurethane over everything is pretty wild. Regulatory concerns: Many food safety regulations discourage or prohibit the use of polyurethane coatings on surfaces that directly contact food. Alternatives for food areas: Food-grade epoxy resins Mineral oil for wood surfaces Beeswax-based sealants Ceramic

Where did you order everything from, we are in Canada and can't find microcement anywhere. Can't find pricing, slim picking here! Help!

I am sick at home for the last 3 years. My home is braking apart, I would love to learn how to plaster and maybe renovate a wall here and there with the little energy I have... I wonder how can I learn or receive classes to start! Thanks 😊

I have a question, is it possible for me to limewash the shower that has been tadelakt or am I just doing double work?

love your videos! Hope you will be back soon with more? :)

Do you have an idea how to achieve this kinda look for the exterior of an house? Could we use plaster for outside as well?

Is the poly safe to use around food prep surfaces? Love this look!

Looks great. How were your walls prepped before applying the plaster?

I love your videos ❤️ How have your sink and counters held up?

I've been hearing about soap wax, olive oil or soap to seal the lime wash. Any idea if you could this instead of Polyurethane?

Can this be done as an alternative to what you did in your shower?

Could you have used the microcement to do this -if you mixed the microcement with less water for a thicker substance...? Thinking I want to try this. Also please share a video showing how you did the sink and counter!!

Hi,thank you for sharing. I live in thailand ,is this good for tropical weather ？after raining and dry season if will have cracks ?

Wonderful. So this would work in the shower as well?

Can you make a video where you apply tafelakt on a floor please ?

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Thank you for these amazing and informative videos. I love your style, I’m soooo glad I found you! I noticed in your other bathroom video that you prepared the walls, mayI ask if there is any special prep that needs to be done to walls and bench top/ sink please and can this method you used in the kitchen be used in a shower 🙏 New sub from Australia 🇦🇺

How did you plaster the sink basin?

That looks awesome! Of what is your counter top made? Can you apply plaster (Tadelakt) over a ditra decoupling membrane in a shower?

Wait, would you do the same process for the sink? And are you just applying it straight to drywall sheets or do you have to prep the wall?

Is there any prepping of painted walls before adding plaster?

Would you recommend this method over tadelakt if you were to do your shower again?

Is the sealer/primer u sealed with, PERMEABLE?

What was your countertop substrate? Thank you.

How did you prime the surfaces?

Are you using sheetrock then covering it with lime plaster?

Doesnt that beat the purpose of a non toxic home

Just gonna go out and speak for everyone when I say "Please make a new video"

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Hi, I can’t find the limestrong website. Is it the correct link?

Anybody have a Canadian brand or a brand that won’t charge duty and other extra international shipping fees of lime plaster they use?!?!

Linseed oil or lime oil

Looks great!! What were your countertops made from before you applied the plaster? I am thinking if I can do this on top of a wood tabletop.

This channel would explode if you put all of this on tik tok

I appreciate your videos. They've definitely helped me with some of the projects I've been working on. Whats was the name/ brand of polyurethane you used?

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Tadelakt= Pressed lime plaster + soap

A taping knife and a plastic window sqwegy.... use a proper steel trowel

you haven't explored the toxic properties of this product and sustainability of it's ingredients. Are you recommending people make a toxic counter top?

Hey bro great vid. Stupid question for you-can you apply this plaster on drywall, finished wood ir brick? Thanks

well, this looks nice, but quite honestly, just so extremely rough. too rough. i think this would look A+++ class if you'd actually take the time to go and get a proper sander and use 120 grit and then 200 or 240 grit sandpaper for your first and second coat, then go up to 420 for your third coat and fourth coat, and for your fifth coat ( make sure your coats are thin ), wet sand with 1000 grit (automotive sanding). when done, wash everything down with a spray bottle with de-calcified water and a bunch of microfiber towels, and then polish the entire wall with a car polishing machine and really make it smooth. when done polishing, get proper car paint ceramic sealant, and apply this over the surface where you have water, like the shower, shower drains and the sinks and where water splashes up, including around and behind the toilet. preferably actually the entirety of the surfaces in the bathroom, as it will greatly help in reducing any chance of mold. even though proper car ceramic (paint) sealant would not need to, you could however still opt to get your hands on rain-x from the car store, and simply apply it on the shower walls just like you'd do on the car windows, just follow instructions. also behind and around the toilet, and at splash areas of the sinks. do NOT, never EVER, put it on the floors however, unless you want to slip and fall when it gets wet.

Pretty sure that polyurethane is basically plastic

That is awful, the beauty is that is natural and you put poly something.

Your work is beautiful BUT sealing lime plastered walls with polyurethane is really not advised. It can no longer do its job in fact sealing lime plaster in fully is what creates a lot of the problems i see in houses i come to restore. The lime will fail in time and its strength will diminish. It will not be able to regulate humidity and carbonate properly. Covering lime with non permeable paint or sealant is pointless.

"With a polyurethane sealant" Might as well just use plastic. What the fuck is the point?

Next time can you promise me you'll wear better face protection when you are sanding indoors? Particulate matter will carelessly offend your half-engaged protections.

Oh no you ruined it