Kitchen and Bathroom Paint

When choosing paint for your new kitchen or bathroom, it’s important to select a product that will provide superior washability and stain resistance. Mouldshield® and anti-bacterial technology is just what you need in hygiene-sensitive areas and Dulux Wash & Wear® Kitchen & Bathroom paint delivers on all these features, and is available in a range of colours that are perfect for kitchens and bathrooms.

Dulux Wash & Wear® Kitchen & Bathroom also comes with harder wearing, stain – and scuff – resistant Barrier Technology™. It’s specially formulated to not leave shiny marks after wiping, so your walls will always look their best.

Once you have chosen your paint, the next step is to select your colours. Choosing the perfect colour can be tricky so it’s a great idea to get expert help. The best place to start is a colour brochure and colour chips from your local paint shop or hardware store.

Dulux has a fantastic range of colours and provides colour schemes to help you find the perfect complement of colours for your home. Remember that colours can look different in all shades of light, so be sure to view your chosen colour at various times of the day and use Dulux sample pots to test your selection on a few different walls.

Website dulux.com.au

 


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