Wall Painting

The look of a painted wall depends on the surface beneath it. We check for uneven patches, old repairs, nail holes and glossy areas, then fill, sand and prime as needed. Neat cutting-in at ceilings, corners and skirting makes a visible difference, so edges are masked or cut carefully rather than rushed.

Colour changes need thought. Moving from dark to light, or the reverse, can require extra coats, and different sheens reflect Dubai's strong natural light differently. Matt finishes tend to hide uneven surfaces, while satin and similar finishes are easier to wipe but show flaws more readily. We discuss these trade-offs before you decide.

Wall painting works well on sound surfaces. If there is peeling, bubbling or a damp smell, something underneath is wrong and needs to be diagnosed first. Where only one wall is being repainted, a perfect match to the adjacent walls cannot always be guaranteed, so we advise on how to blend it. The scope is confirmed after assessment.