I mentioned in an earlier post that Artisan Enhancements Pearl Plaster is now available at Sea Rose Cottage. Learn more about the magic of Pearl Plaster or purchase here.
Pearl Plaster adds a lustrous, pearlescent quality to furniture and wall finishes. In its natural state, its shimmery pearl color is just fabulous!
What is also fun about Pearl Plaster is that you can tint it with Chalk Paint® too! The general rule of thumb is to use 10-15% Chalk Paint® to Pearl Plaster. Be careful not to thin it down too much.
I was working on a project over the weekend and ended up tinting the Pearl Plaster with a custom mix of French Linen & Paris Grey Chalk Paint®. The color had a modern zinc-like feel.
After I saw the result, I became curious about the many Pearl Plaster color variations that can be created with Chalk Paint® by Annie Sloan and her rich color palette.
While I didn’t mix all of Annie’s 30 gorgeous colors with the Pearl Plaster, I did pick out a few of the more saturated ones.
Provence and Emile
and Graphite and Old Violet.
I used 1 Part Chalk Paint to 10 Parts Pearl Plaster for my mixes.
and with Graphite, Pearl Plaster creates a wonderful modern silver-grey finish.
Mixing it up with Pearl Plaster and Chalk Paint® is a great way to extend your metallic color range!
How would you mix it up?
Wow! Love these color combinations. They remind me of the simmering sand and sea glass I love at the beach. Love this, Nancy. I’m thinking I may need to try some of this pearl plaster. Do you used the clear wax to seal as you would with regular ASCP?
Thanks Danielle! You can seal Pearl Plaster with Clear Wax and antique it with Dark Wax. The Pearl Plaster dries in about 30 minutes. It looks really beautiful with the Chalk Paint®, when mixed or just used as an accent.
Great post, your the best,
Thanks Lydia! Glad you liked it!
Hi Nan, finally getting a chance to try the pearl plaster that we picked up last month! Thanks for posting the pages of the color combos, they are really handy!
Hi Kim, have fun with it!
Nancy
Nancy, wow i just love the colors you have created! Have you tried the Pear Plaster with Paris Grey?
Hi Kathleen! I haven’t mixed with the Paris Grey but I imagine it would be a soft silver-grey pearlescent effect. I mixed with the more saturated colors to show that you will always get a more pastel result no matter what color you are mixing into the Pearl Plaster.