Earth buildings are alive!

Clay building has a long and rich history dating back thousands of years.

Clay plaster is a natural building material made from clay, sand, chopped straw and water. It is commonly used on walls and ceilings in traditional and sustainable building construction. It’s easy to be captivated by the beauty and elegant simplicity of clay walls, both interior and exterior.

Some benefits of using clay plaster include

Durability: Clay plaster is a strong and durable material that can last for centuries, making it ideal for use in long-lasting building construction.

Improved indoor air quality: Clay plaster is a natural material that does not off-gas harmful chemicals, making it a healthier option for indoor environments.

Thermal mass: Clay plaster helps regulate indoor temperatures by absorbing and releasing heat, which can improve energy efficiency and comfort.

Natural insulation: Clay plaster provides insulation and helps reduce the amount of energy needed to heat and cool a building.

Aesthetics: Clay plaster can be tinted with natural pigments and is available in a variety of textures and finishes, making it a versatile and attractive option for walls and ceilings.

Sustainability: It is made from natural and locally sourced materials, clay, sand and chopped straw, which reduces the carbon footprint associated with transportation. Clay plasters have a long lifespan and are easy to repair, reducing the need for frequent replacements. Overall, clay plaster is a good choice for those looking to build in a sustainable, fun and eco-friendly approach.

Gold Hill Clay Plaster is grateful to offer clay products from Southern Oregon.

We hope you love clay as much as we do!

We provide a selection of clay mixes from base coat to finish wall plaster. Made with happy homes and creative clay projects in mind we aim to bring only hand friendly & earth friendly plasters to your next build.

Our clay harvesting practices include longterm sustainability plans and we hope to provide the most natural clay possible.

Sourced from the hills around our home we love clay and want to share the joy and warmth it brings to everyone.