Dovecote Clay - Thrive Natural Interior Paint

Size

Gallon est. coverage 360 sq ft Quart est. coverage 90 sq ft Sample Jar 4 oz Hand Painted Color Card

Product variants

$98⁰⁰

Free gallon of Thrive Primer with 2 + gallons. Shop primer

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See Dovecote Clay in your own light before you paint a room.

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About Thrive Plant-Based Paints

Zero VOC, Plant-Based Interior Paint
Soft and Rich Matte Finish
Water Based & Easy Cleanup
Durable & Washable
Zero VOC Formula

Surfaces & Coverage

Coverage:

360 Square Feet Average Coverage Per-Gallon.

Surfaces:

Drywall
Wood
Metal
Masonry
Concrete

What We Love About This Paint

Plant-based binder
Natural paint formulation
Durable and washable matte finish
Breathable
Zero VOC's
Very low odor
Ethylene and propylene glycol free
APE and formaldehyde free

Description

Echoing the weathered patina of historic masonry, Dovecote Clay is an elegant, mid-tone greige with subtle mushroom undertones. This highly versatile, mineral-driven neutral blankets interior walls with a soft, tactile warmth, recalling the natural elegance of aged plaster. It yields an incredibly sophisticated and balanced environment, seamlessly accommodating both modern and heritage spaces while pairing flawlessly with rich walnut, tumbled travertine, and patinated bronze.

Upgrade your space with the beauty and thoughtfulness of our plant-based paint. This innovative formula delivers a luxurious, ultra-matte finish that flatters any surface. Better for people, pets, and the environment. Enjoy the carefully selected range of James Alexander designer colors to give your newly finished space that extra level of deliberate detail and finish.

Eco-consciously crafted, and easy to use. Thrive Wall Paint offers a perfect blend of nature's beauty and cutting-edge performance. Enjoy a better environment with a finish that doesn't compromise on ease-of-use while providing an excellent and durable finish.

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See the color in a room

A soft, flat-matte finish that softens light rather than bouncing it back. Choose walls, ceiling and trim, then see them by daylight and by lamplight.