Fireplace with a smoky green Roman clay column and a faux travertine firebox surround matched to a marble floor inlay, in a Zionsville home — Ponderosa green Roman clay with a faux travertine firebox surround, Zionsville

Your fireplace, finished before the holidays Walls that hold the light

Host Thanksgiving and Christmas in front of a fireplace you are proud of.

Host Christmas in front of a fireplace you are proud of, finished by hand in three to five days.

Make the room you avoid the room you love. Limewash, clay, lime plaster, and faux stone for homes north of Indianapolis, in colors matched to your home or made for it. Winter dates are open now.

Make the room you avoid the room you love. Limewash, clay, lime plaster, and faux stone for homes north of Indianapolis, in colors matched to your home or made for it.

16 days left to plan for Thanksgiving

45 days left to plan for Christmas

Approve your design by Thursday, November 12, for Thanksgiving, or by Friday, December 11, for Christmas.

To be ready in time, approve your design by Friday, December 11.

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Talk with Greg or Gabriel now, until 10 p.m. Text us any time. Greg or Gabriel will reply first thing in the morning.

Free in-home design consultation
Three to five days on site for a typical fireplace
One fixed quote, in writing, before we start
Five-year workmanship guarantee
30 days to change your mind about a mineral finish
Family business, with an owner on every job and only highly experienced, vetted, and trusted employees
Nothing goes on your wall until you approve the sample

Where in your home would you like to see magic happen?

Or start with a finish Limewash Roman clay and clay plaster Venetian plaster and marble Tadelakt Marmorino and faux stone Microcement Exotic paints Interior painting

For designers, builders, and contractors

Recent work

Our own work, in Indiana homes.

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Stone-texture cabinets and shelves with a Cypress Ink limewash wall, Geist Designed during the free consultation: ready-made floating cabinets and shelves plastered to read as natural stone, a Cypress Ink limewash wall, and natural oak acoustic panels we installed to complete the room. The same home has a Ponderosa clay wall, a Marmorino ceiling, and a play area with boards in the plaster.
Ponderosa Roman clay inset wall and hallway, Geist Smoky Ponderosa green Roman clay wraps the inset wall around the arched window, where two sconces pour light down the clay, and carries on through the hallways. Beside the soft Cypress Ink limewash of the living room, the clay reads like suede.
La Catedral Roman clay foyer, Carmel La Catedral, a warm mushroom Roman clay by Portola, wraps this foyer and its stairway and gives the house warmth and personality from the moment the front door opens. Guests gasp as they walk in, and nearly every one stops to compliment the walls. It is one of the quickest ways to add beauty and value to a home.
Warm gray concrete look, fireplace column and mantel, Westfield A tactile, warm gray lime plaster carried across the mantel and up the tapered column, so the fireplace reads as one carved piece, with the quiet grain of poured concrete up close.
Cypress Ink limewash kitchen with a cream marble backsplash, Zionsville A kitchen in soft gray-green Cypress Ink limewash, above a backsplash of polished cream marble with no grout lines. The same home has an oxblood bedroom and a lavender bathroom.
Textured Indiana limestone, two-wall kitchen backsplash, Zionsville The texture and warmth of Indiana limestone, carried around the corner across two walls as one continuous surface, with no grout lines or joints, where a dark olive wall used to be. The same home has a golden powder room and a La Catedral clay living room.
Bone Marmorino kitchen ceiling that glows at golden hour, Geist At golden hour, this kitchen feels like standing inside a cloud lit on fire, and no one sees it for the first time without looking up and saying something. The old textured ceiling became bone Marmorino, a lime plaster with a soft polish that carries the light from the bay windows across the room. The walls are a mineral paint in warm terracotta, Freudian by Edward Bulmer.
Lavender walls that catch the light, bathroom, Zionsville Marcopolo Luxury by San Marco, one of our imported exotic paints, in a rainfall effect: lavender walls with pale streaks that catch the vanity lights, a gentle start and end to the day. This bathroom shares its home with an oxblood bedroom and a Cypress Ink kitchen.

In their words

“Our home feels so one-of-a-kind thanks to them.”

Alison

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“The Wall Magicians are exceptional. They’ve done multiple projects for our home, including a stunning fireplace surround and feature wall that make the space feel completely unique. Gabriel’s passion and drive as a business owner shine through in every detail, and Greg’s talent for guiding color and texture choices made the whole experience seamless. Our home feels so one-of-a-kind thanks to them. We’ll undoubtedly be working with them again!”

Alison, on Google
“…effortless warmth and a sense of calm…”

Olga

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“I love how soft, low lighting catches the delicate variations in depth, casting gentle shadows that mirror the movement of stepping up the stairs. Roman Clay creates a velvety, natural finish that looks incredibly sophisticated next to the warm tones of the wooden staircase and the metallic sheen of the wall art. This earthy texture brings an effortless warmth and a sense of calm to the entire entryway. Thank you Wall Magicians for this wonderful transformation!”

Olga, on Google
“Very glad for involving them in our church projects.”

Father Dragan

“Obviously Educated in the field, Overwhelmingly knowledgeable, completely dedicated and knows how to get the best quality for the least amount of money. Very glad for involving them in our church projects.”

Father Dragan, on Google

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Decorative wall finishes that change how a room feels

Show us a look you love, and we will name the finish.

Tips from the studio

Light a room in layers

One ceiling fixture flattens a room. Mix soft overall light, lamps at eye level, and small spotlights or LED channels on what you love, and the room turns warm, calm, and lived in, with every wall finish awake.
Try a bold palette in the powder room first

Love a palette that feels a little outside your comfort zone? Start in the powder room. A small room loves all the attention it can get, and you will see the colors come together at full strength. If you love it there, carry it through the house.
Turn built-ins into a gallery

Built-ins finished in clay or stone-look plaster show your best pieces like a museum shelf, give the eye a place to land, and become the conversation at every dinner party. Light them from within, and they glow at night.
Start with limewash

Never lived with a mineral wall? Limewash is the gentlest way in: soft, cloudy color that moves with the light all day and asks very little of you.
Let a pattern turn the corner

A geometric pattern that runs past a corner onto the next wall, or up onto the ceiling, blurs the room’s edges and reshapes it to the eye: a low room grows taller, a narrow hall wider.
A calm wall behind your desk

A clay or limewash wall behind your desk reads beautifully on video: soft depth, no glare, and a calm that follows you into every call.
A lacquered front door

A front door in high-gloss lacquer, in a deep green or oxblood, greets every guest with a mirror shine. It is the smallest project with the biggest first impression.
Start with the wall everyone faces

Not ready to finish a whole room? Start with the fireplace. Every chair already faces it, so one finish there changes how the whole room feels, and the rest can follow when you are ready.
Give a tall, empty wall some architecture

A large blank wall reads as unfinished. Wainscoting or a grid of panels adds shadow lines and rhythm, and with limewash or clay above it, the room looks as if it had always been there.
Deep color on the window wall

Put the deepest color on the wall with the windows, and the view becomes a painting in a dark frame, while the other walls stay bright.
Drench a small room in one color

Color the walls, the trim, and the ceiling in one deep shade, and a small room stops feeling small. It feels deliberate, wrapped, and quiet, like the inside of a jewelry box.
Choose a dark made for mineral walls

Deep colors are the hardest to get right in lime. The Turn, our own collection, is built around its darks, so a moody room starts from colors made for limewash and plaster.
A ceiling in a surprising color

A pale sky-blue porch ceiling, a terracotta dining room ceiling, a painted sky over a nursery: a colorful ceiling is the least expected thing in a room, and the one people remember.
Plaster follows a curve

Arches, curved niches, and rounded corners are where plaster shines: it wraps a curve in one continuous skin, with no seams and no edges to hide.
Decide where the eye goes first

Every room needs one focal point: a fireplace, a lit niche, a plaster hood. Give it the richest finish and the best light, and keep the walls around it quieter.
One warm cream above every room

Ceilings and trim in one warm cream, carried through the house, tie rooms of very different colors into one calm story.
A pearl ceiling by lamplight

A pearlescent paint on the ceiling catches lamplight and turns it soft and silvery, like moonlight inside the room.
One story through every room

A whole-home plan gives each room its own mood and still lets the house read as one: the same light, a shared palette, and finishes that answer each other.
Know which way your light comes

North light is cool and steady, south light warm and changing, and west light turns golden at dusk. Choose color in the light the room actually gets.
Approve the sample on your wall

A sample in your own light, approved before we begin, is the surest way to love the result. The sample you approve is the wall you get.
Touch-ups, years from now

We keep every color and formula on file, so a scuff, a new doorway, or the next room years from now can be matched to the walls you already love.

What you can count on, in writing

What we quote is what you pay.
When you call, Greg or Gabriel answers. Messages get a reply the same day, or by the next business day at the latest.
The sample you approve is the wall you get.
Color matching is included with every finish.
We keep to the schedule we agree on.
Every project carries a five-year workmanship guarantee.

The Change-of-Heart Guarantee

If you try a mineral finish and dislike the result, we will level the wall and repaint it in any Sherwin-Williams or Benjamin Moore color at no charge.

Applies to mineral wall finishes for 30 days after completion. The original invoice stands. The workmanship and Change-of-Heart guarantees are not transferable.

Who will be in your home

Greg Klopper smiling, holding a copy of Design Chicago and a fan of The Turn’s colors — Greg Klopper at Design Chicago 2026, with The Turn

Wall Magicians is a father-and-son family business: Greg Klopper, founder and master color designer, and his son Gabriel Klopper, owner and specialist in imported decorative paints. One of us is on every job, and Greg oversees every custom color and every plaster application.

Questions we hear most

Is the design consultation free?

Yes. We visit your home, see your rooms in their own light, and plan the look with you at no charge. Custom finishes include up to two free sample boards; other samples can be purchased.

Would I need to hire multiple contractors for my complex remodel?

No. You never need several contractors for different surfaces: we do the interior painting and the plaster, build the built-ins, set up the lighting, and repair wall and trim damage, all with perfect prep and immaculate cleanup, under one plan and one fixed quote. Our own trusted, vetted, and experienced employees do the work, with Greg or Gabriel on every job.

How long does a project take?

Signature features, such as fireplaces, backsplashes and range hoods, powder rooms, and feature walls, take three to five days on site once the work begins. Whole rooms and whole homes take longer, and we plan their schedule with you at your free consultation.

How disruptive is the work?

As little as we can make it. Perfect prep and immaculate cleanup are part of every job: before any finish is opened, we cover your floors and furniture and close off nearby surfaces with paper and plastic, and we leave each room cleaner than we found it.

Are your finishes safe for children, pets, and people with allergies?

Mineral finishes are typically a much gentler choice for a home. According to their makers’ technical data sheets, they are very low or zero VOC, and most are hypoallergenic and antimicrobial. When a job calls for it, we bring high-end ventilation, or take some painting tasks outside or to our studio, so the air in your home stays clean and smells fresh.

How do payments work?

Most projects are paid in three parts: 10 percent to hold your start date, another 40 percent before we begin, and the last 50 percent at the final walk-through. On larger projects, we can stage the payments as each part of the work is finished, so you pay in portions as you watch it come together. See where each investment starts, and what our five-year workmanship guarantee covers.

Which areas do you serve?

We are based in Zionsville, Indiana, and serve Zionsville, Whitestown, Carmel (including West Clay), Westfield, Noblesville, Fishers, Geist, McCordsville, Fortville, Lebanon, and Brownsburg, as well as Indianapolis, including Downtown, Broad Ripple, and Meridian-Kessler. We are happy to travel farther for portfolio-worthy projects.

How do we get started?

Text us a photo of the room, or book your free design consultation. Greg or Gabriel replies today, or by the next business day at the latest. Then we visit with samples in the colors and textures you like.

Your fireplace, finished before the holidays Walls that hold the light

Where in your home would you like to see magic happen?

Recent work

In their words

Decorative wall finishes that change how a room feels

Tips from the studio

Light a room in layers

Try a bold palette in the powder room first

Turn built-ins into a gallery

Start with limewash

Let a pattern turn the corner

A calm wall behind your desk

A lacquered front door

Start with the wall everyone faces

Give a tall, empty wall some architecture

Deep color on the window wall

Drench a small room in one color

Choose a dark made for mineral walls

A ceiling in a surprising color

Plaster follows a curve

Decide where the eye goes first

One warm cream above every room

A pearl ceiling by lamplight

One story through every room

Know which way your light comes

Approve the sample on your wall

Touch-ups, years from now