This premium range of paints is designed to give your walls a rich, long-lasting finish with excellent coverage and smooth application. Ideal for homeowners, renters, shops and office spaces, it helps refresh dull walls, hide minor imperfections and create stylish interiors with less effort. Pair with wallpapers to add texture and personality to accent walls or feature areas and match your décor theme. Low-odour options make it comfortable to use in occupied homes, even with kids or elderly people. Whether you prefer subtle neutrals or bold colours, there is a shade for every room and mood. Available conveniently at GROUND FLOOR PLOT NO M 130 BARAMUNDA HOUSING BOARD COLONY BARAMUNDA KHORDHA for easy access and selection.
High coverage paints reduce number of coats needed Smooth finish gives walls a premium, refined look Long-lasting colours resist fading over time Low-odour options for comfortable indoor painting Compatible with wallpapers for designer interiors
Clean the wall surface to remove dust, grease and loose particles. Apply a suitable primer and let it dry completely. Stir the paints well before use. Use a roller for large areas and a brush for edges and corners. Apply 2-3 coats, allowing proper drying time between each coat.
The best paint for home walls is usually high-quality, washable emulsion paints. They offer smooth finish, rich colour and are easier to clean than distemper. Choose interior emulsion paints for living rooms and bedrooms, and a moisture-resistant variant for kitchens and bathrooms to prevent peeling and stains.
Most interior walls use water-based emulsion paints because they are low-odour, quick-drying and easy to maintain. For ceilings, a matte emulsion works best to hide imperfections. For kitchens and bathrooms, choose special moisture or stain-resistant paints that offer better durability against steam and daily cleaning.
Standard interior wall paints are not fully waterproof, but many are moisture-resistant. For areas exposed to dampness or occasional water splashes, like bathrooms or balconies, you should use waterproof or anti-damp paints and proper surface treatment. This combination helps reduce peeling, bubbling and fungal growth on walls.
Typically, 2–3 coats of wall paint are recommended for good coverage and uniform colour. If you’re covering a dark shade with a lighter one, or painting newly plastered walls, you may need an extra coat after applying primer. Always allow adequate drying time between coats for best results.
Yes, using a primer before applying paints on walls is highly recommended. Primer improves adhesion, seals porous surfaces and helps the paint colour appear more uniform. It also reduces paint absorption, so you use fewer coats. For newly plastered or repaired walls, primer is especially important for long-lasting results.
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