Wall Painting

Interior painting focuses on enhancing indoor spaces by adding warmth, depth, and ambiance. Different types of finishes are used based on the room function, lighting, and maintenance needs.

• Matte/Flat Finish: A non-reflective finish that gives a smooth and elegant look. Ideal for ceilings and low-traffic areas but harder to clean.
• Eggshell Finish: Offers a slight sheen with better durability, making it easier to clean. Suitable for living rooms and bedrooms.
• Satin Finish: A soft, smooth shine that resists moisture, making it ideal for high-traffic areas like hallways and children’s rooms.
• Semi-Gloss Finish: Highly durable and moisture-resistant. Commonly used for kitchens, bathrooms, and trims.
• Gloss Finish: Provides a sleek, polished look. Ideal for doors, cabinets, and areas needing frequent cleaning.

Exterior walls are exposed to harsh weather conditions, requiring paints that are durable, UV-resistant, and moisture-proof. The right choice of paint ensures longevity while maintaining an appealing look.

• Acrylic Paint: Water-based and highly durable, acrylic paint resists fading and cracking. It’s a top choice for exterior walls.
• Oil-Based Paint: Provides superior protection against harsh weather and is commonly used for wooden and metal surfaces.
• Weather-Resistant Paint: Specially formulated to withstand extreme sun, rain, and humidity, preventing peeling and mold growth.

Textured painting adds depth, creativity, and a unique feel to walls. This technique can hide imperfections while giving a luxurious and artistic finish.

• Sponging: Creates a soft, cloud-like effect using a sponge.
• Stippling: Adds texture using a stippling brush for a more dramatic look.
• Rag Rolling: Produces a textured, fabric-like appearance.
• Stucco or Plaster Finishes: Gives a rough, earthy look often seen in Mediterranean-style homes.
• Metallic or Glitter Paints: Provides a shimmering effect for modern and glamorous spaces.