TUTORIAL | How to do tadelakt on walls: step by step application by Natture

The handcrafted aesthetics of tadelakt, a decorative technique that originated in Morocco thousands of years ago, captivates interior designers and decorators year after year. This coating is very easy to replicate with Natture, our two-component lime-based microcement.

In this tutorial we show you how to apply Natture in a simple way on the plasterboard walls of a bathroom. A product that combines functionality and aesthetics and with which you can create the most diverse effects on floors and walls, indoors and outdoors.

✅ Greater mechanical and chemical resistance.
✅Hard as a rock, it does not crack due to its minimal shrinkage.
✅ Exquisite workability, it can be retroweled.
✅ Very natural finish.
✅ Low thickness coating: between 1-3 mm.
✅ Available in 4 granulometries and 34 colours.

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[dalehodgins]

I came to see how to do the traditional Moroccan sealing system, where every component could be made on my farm, and instead it's a system where everything must be purchased.

It should involve lime paste and olive oil soap.

[smyacono]

I want this in kitchen can it be done on drywall?

[paulgalvin]

I was going to do this in my bathroom. Do I need cement boards instead of plasterboards as it is a new build or new build type construction. I want to take all the tiles off and redo. I am a plasterer so have no problems with ability.