We will be discussing the painting of kitchens and areas with water in today’s “What Interior House Paint Goes Where and Why” section. The first rule of hygiene is to make sure that all surfaces are easy to clean. Have you checked yours yet, visit us?

Kitchens in the home need to be kept clean and hygienic. They also have to be easy-to-clean.

Over time, the demands for finishes on kitchens or wet rooms have changed. In the past, satin acrylic finishes were used. Today, interior home paint with a good sheen is most popular. My opinion is that satin acrylic is ideal for painting kitchens and for washing them. It is not as porous and as easy to see as low-sheen. I love the appearance and how easy it is to apply. The roller just glides right off.

I will admit that in some cases I use low shine paints, for example, when I’m painting brand new houses for a contractor, since that’s the specification. In my own home I would opt for satin bathroom paint, as I love my hot showers.

It can be difficult to remove the wall using two different types. It’s fine to use a lower sheen. Although they are both good, satin definitely wins out.

The modern home is moving away more and more from the operating room kitchens. This includes the use of beautiful natural woods and curtains to cover windows instead of blinds. In relation to all of these materials, one thing stands out: they can be easily cleaned and are washable. This is also true for the bathrooms and laundry. These surfaces are all easily cleaned. It’s a decision you won’t regret.

It is my hope that this information has helped you to make a decision on the interior house paints for your kitchens or wet areas. You can always contact me with any questions you may have. It’s my pleasure to be able to offer you the best advice and solutions. What I’m doing is to brighten up your day and bring some color into it. ……….Catch-you ….