100% NATURAL CLAY AND LIME FINISHES

Nature’s Wisdom, Modern Excellence. Built on centuries of natural building expertise and engineered to modern standards — manufactured in South Estonia.

100% Natural

Pure earth materials with no synthetic additives or harmful chemicals.

Healthy Living

Breathable walls that regulate humidity and improve indoor air quality.

Certified Quality

European standards compliance with rigorous testing and verification.

Estonian Craft

Traditional craftsmanship meets modern application techniques.

Clay and lime finishes

Both create clean living environments. Choose based on your space, aesthetic preferences, and specific needs⭣

CLAY-EARTH COLLECTION

Clay is the perfect choice for dry indoor spaces such as living rooms, bedrooms, and offices — it creates warm and  inviting.

LIME-STONE COLLECTION

Lime finishes provide bright, clean surfaces with natural antimicrobial properties.

Still unsure which is right for your project?

NEWS

SAVIUKUMAJA ACHIEVES M1 EMISSION CLASSIFICATION.

NEWS

SAVIUKUMAJA ACHIEVES M1 EMISSION CLASSIFICATION.

 

We are proud to announce that Saviukumaja OÜ has officially received the M1 emission classification for our lime and clay finishing materials!

What Does M1 Mean?

The M1 emission class represents the highest indoor air quality standard for building materials. It certifies that our products have been rigorously tested for: Volatile organic compounds (VOC). Formaldehyde emissions. Odour intensity.

In simple terms – our materials are safe, clean, and ideal for indoor environments, promoting a healthy and natural living atmosphere for homes and public spaces alike.

Info & technical support

For urgent matters, call or message us on WhatsApp.

+372 5650-5505

 UKU showrooms in Estonia:

Tallinn – Krulli tn. 2b.
Call → +372 5620 7708 

 Mooste – Mõisahoovi tee 5. 
Call +372 5650 5505

HOW TO ORDER?

In order for us to help you choose the best product for your project, please send us the following information:

Specify substrate type (interior/exterior, damp/dry), surface size, and your preferred color (name, code, or description).
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RAMMED EARTH DEFINED OUR AUTUMN. STILL DEFINING OUR VIBE.

Looking back at UKU’s autumn vibe — which was all about rammed earth. Weeks of testing, experimenting, and shaping beautiful design elements.

Here are some highlights:
• Round plant pots for Lasnamäe’s Circular Economy Centre with @kolmkoma, rammed side-by-side with @krohwin

• A striped rammed-earth counter for @tallinnbusinessincubator by @lumiaarhitektid

With this post we’d also like to encourage designers, makers, and curious creatives to add rammed earth to their skill set by joining a workshop with UKU. It’s honestly not as hard as it looks. The Motor team came to one of our workshops and now you can admire the beautiful counter table they made themselves.

FYI — we’ve got a whole stack of samples ready to fuel the next projects, so get in touch!

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🇪🇪Estonia celebrates 108 years.

It is so important for us to celebrate this moment and our identity. At the same time, we remember that long before there was a state, our ancestors were already living and building here.

Tradition was formed through doing. You can also experience it in the buildings that are still standing.

Across barns, farmhouses, manors and castles, clay and lime had their place. From the simplest structures to the most refined, the same materials from the same soil.

Many of these buildings still stand. Some remain in use, others are slowly returning to the earth from which they were once taken, like quiet monuments to history.

UKU’s present knowledge has grown through restoring clay buildings. Opening old layers, we see how naturally clay and lime were woven into our building tradition.

We have seen walls where these materials have endured for generations. We have seen repairs that kept a building alive, layer upon layer, like patchwork on old linen work clothes or handmade blankets.
This kind of knowledge gathers over time.

108 years as a republic is one chapter.

Happy Birthday, Estonia.
And thank you to those who built before us, whose experience continues to shape contemporary natural building.