Interior Painting

Painting the interior of a home is never just a coat of colour: it means preparing the surface properly, choosing the right finish for each room (matt in bedrooms and living rooms, washable in kitchens and bathrooms) and carefully protecting floors, furniture and joinery while we work.

We work with our own in-house team, no subcontractors, using only leading brands — Jotun, Titanlux and ProPerla — to guarantee a durable, even result. We also offer Venetian plaster and decorative microcement for anyone after an interior-design-studio finish.

Every quote is confirmed in writing before we start, with the work schedule agreed from day one. If your wall has artex or other imperfections, we smooth it completely first — see artex removal and wall smoothing.

The process always starts with protection: floors, furniture, door and window frames are covered with quality dust sheets and tape before a single brush is picked up. We then check the real condition of the walls — cracks, flaking or damp patches are repaired first, because painting over a surface in poor condition is the most common reason an interior paint job doesn't last.

We apply at least two coats in most cases, respecting each product's drying time — we never rush the process at the expense of the finish. For ceilings and walls we mostly use washable matt, with satin or semi-matt finishes in kitchens and bathrooms, where moisture and frequent cleaning demand more resistance.

In occupied homes, we organise the work room by room so the house stays liveable during the project, leaving each area clean at the end of the day — not only once the whole job is finished.

Venetian plaster and decorative microcement are quoted separately, since they require more specialised labour and a different application time than a conventional flat paint job.

How long does it take to paint the inside of a home?

It depends on the surface area and the condition of the walls, but a standard flat or villa is usually finished within a few days. At the free technical visit we give you a specific timeframe in writing before starting.

Do we need to empty the house?

No, it doesn't need to be completely emptied. We protect furniture, floors and fixed elements with dust sheets and tape before starting, and leave the space clean at the end of each day.

Can I choose the colour before deciding?

Yes — you can try any colour on a real photo of your wall with our online colour simulator, with no obligation.

How many coats of paint are applied?

As a general rule, two coats, respecting the drying time of each product. If the wall is a very dark colour that needs covering, an extra coat may be needed — this is assessed at the technical visit.