Graphenstone

Some colours follow trends.
Others become part of the space.

· El Dorado brings a fresh mineral character.
· Pale Hessian introduces warmth through natural neutrality.
· Gypsum offers a soft, elegant balance between earth and light.
· Wheaten creates calm through its connection to natural landscapes.

A collection designed to complement architecture, not compete with it.

Discover the complete Colour Collection 2026.
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🌍 World Environment Day

Every material we produce and use has an environmental impact.

Reducing that impact is not the result of a single innovation or certification, but of continuous improvements across the entire lifecycle of a product.

At Graphenstone, this means working to optimise resources at every stage:

♻️ Designing products with circularity principles in mind.
🪣 Using packaging made from post-consumer recycled (PCR) plastic and designed to be recyclable.
💧 Reusing water within our manufacturing processes.
🏭 Extending the useful life of surplus stock, discontinued products and still-usable materials through our Factory initiative.
🤝 Supporting local community projects through material reuse and collaboration.

Beyond production, responsible resource management also includes reducing waste, reusing materials where possible and ensuring products are managed appropriately at the end of their useful life.

Sustainability is not a destination. It is a process of continuous improvement.

As manufacturers, businesses and users, we can continue finding better ways to reduce the impact associated with the built environment.

Indoor air quality and material selection play an important role in the overall performance and comfort of interior spaces.

The certified white finishes of Ambient Pro, Ecosphere and Biosphere have been identified by the Sensitive Choice® program as safer choices for people with asthma or allergies.

Developed by the National Asthma Council Australia, the Sensitive Choice program helps identify products that contribute to improved indoor environments for individuals sensitive to air quality.

Learn more about these products and their certifications via the link in bio.

On this International Recycling Day, we want to ask a question that matters more than any claim.

At Graphenstone, we work with mineral-based formulations, materials selected according to circularity principles, post-consumer recycled plastic (PCR) packaging, and products designed to last longer and optimise resources.

In addition, many of our products are certified by Cradle to Cradle® (C2C), a global standard based on circular economy principles that evaluates areas such as material health, circularity, responsible resource use and environmental impact.

Today, we do not only want to talk about what we are already doing.
We also want to open the conversation.

What real actions could help transform the way paint is produced, used and managed within the built environment?

We are open to ideas, collaborations, partnerships and new ways of creating more responsible and healthier spaces.

What do we mean when we say our lime-based paints absorb CO₂?

Not all paints absorb CO₂. This natural property is specifically linked to lime-based formulations during the carbonation process.

As the coating cures, the lime reacts naturally with CO₂ present in the atmosphere, transforming it into calcium carbonate, part of the traditional lime cycle.

This reaction happens mainly during the 30 days after application and contributes to reducing part of the environmental impact associated with construction materials.

In larger architectural projects, where wider surface areas are involved, this contribution becomes increasingly meaningful. Especially considering that not all paints absorb CO₂, choosing lime-based mineral coatings is a more conscious and coherent material choice.

Lime-based paints are not a complete climate solution, but they represent a more responsible mineral technology within the built environment.

Performance testing updated to maintain CE marking compliance for our exterior coatings.

CE marking confirms that a product meets the essential requirements of the European Union in terms of safety, health and environmental protection.

For exterior coatings, it also validates suitability for applications such as concrete protection in accordance with UNE-EN 1504-2.

At Graphenstone, quality assurance and regulatory compliance are embedded in a continuous process.

We welcome collaboration with partners and distributors who place compliance and technical performance at the core of their activity.

Today, we celebrate Earth Day through THE EARTH COLLECTION.

This range of decorative coatings combines material authenticity, design and durability, meeting high standards of sustainability. Crafted with lime and Graphenstone technology, these finishes are highly breathable and contribute to long-lasting surfaces.

Inspired by this, The Colours of the Earth brings together a palette of pigments and finishes rooted in nature, where tradition meets contemporary design.

We are always open to expanding our network of distributors worldwide. If you are interested, we would be pleased to hear from you.

Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) are emitted by many construction materials and can significantly impact indoor air quality. For this reason, emissions must be measured and verified.

At Graphenstone, we develop mineral-based formulations with extremely low VOCs content, resulting in emissions at near-zero levels.

Our coatings are supported by independent certifications such as Indoor Air Comfort Gold (Eurofins) and A+, meeting some of the most demanding European standards for indoor air quality.

Not all paints perform the same.

As part of our international growth, we are looking to collaborate with distribution partners aligned with this approach to responsible and high-performance building materials.