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Repainting at home is not just a process of changing the colour of the walls; it's a transformation of the room's soul and atmosphere. When we choose a new shade, we play with optical illusions. Light colours, like pastels or neutral tones, can give the room a sense of space and airiness. On the other hand, bold, dark colours can create an intimate, cozy feeling, especially in large spaces.
Beyond the room's dimensions, colour has the power to affect our mood. A calming blue can envelop us in a sense of relaxation, while a lively yellow can fill the room with energy and joy.
The psychological effect of colour also extends to the function of our spaces. A workspace in calming green can become a sanctuary for concentration, while a children's room in bright tones can become a place for play and creativity.
Colour choice can also be an extension of the home's character. Earthy tones can highlight a rustic interior, while a monochromatic palette can give a streamlined, modern feel. So, when you choose a colour, think about how the shade will affect the entire space. A thoughtful choice can transform and elevate your entire interior.
Preparations:
Before you start painting, it's important to prepare the surface properly. This means removing or covering furniture and washing the walls with a mild soap solution to remove any dirt or grease. If there are uneven surfaces, holes, or cracks, fill them with spackle and sand the surface until it's smooth. To protect moldings, window frames, and other surfaces you don't want to get paint on, use masking tape.
Choose the right tools:
When it comes to tools, choosing the right brush and roller is crucial. A narrow brush is best for edges and corners, while a roller is ideal for larger surfaces.
Primer:
If you are painting over a dark colour with a lighter shade, or if the wall is uneven, start with a primer coat. This provides a smooth base and can help the final paint adhere better.
Painting:
When you start painting, begin with the edges using the brush. Then use the roller for the larger areas, and remember to apply even pressure to avoid drips. Let the first coat dry completely before considering applying a second coat. Drying time can vary depending on the paint type.
Leave the bag in the packaging recycling:
Our paint comes in a resealable bag that is easy to use and pour out. When the bag is empty, it can be placed directly in the packaging recycling.
Conclusion:
Once everything is done and the paint has dried, carefully remove the masking tape and restore the room by moving the furniture back.
Good job!
Blue is a colour of depth and calm. Depending on the light, blue can appear more or less vibrant. A subdued blue can become rich and full in sunlight, or almost black in less light. Explore and get the feel of the shades in your home to find the perfect blue for you.
See how other people painted blue walls with Klint.
Beige is the colour of timelessness. Finding the perfect beige is not always easy; small differences in shade often make a big difference overall. Get a feel of the colour in different lights and times of the day to find the perfect beige for your home.
See how other people painted beige walls with Klint.
Green is nature's own colour. Light green shades create a harmonious and airy atmosphere, while dark green tones offer a deep and calming effect, perfect for bedrooms and offices. Explore both muted grey-greens and vibrant colours to find your perfect green.
See how other people painted green walls with Klint.
Pink is a colour of playfulness and elegance. Pink can appear more or less vibrant depending on the light. Pink also makes an excellent accent colour, either as a statement ceiling, or on doors or furniture for a playful yet stylish expression.
See how other people painted pink walls with Klint.
Yellow is the colour of the sun and energy. Yellow radiates a lively energy and playfulness that is great in all rooms of the home and on details. Shades of yellow appear very different in various lights, so explore and feel which shade suits your project best.
See how other people painted yellow walls with Klint.
White is the colour of purity and clarity. Our shades of white range from a pure white to a warm white or a classic white with a touch of black. Test and see which white best complements your home and your light.
See how other people painted white walls with Klint.
Klint's wall paint reflects our pursuit of a balance between aesthetics and function. Each shade we offer has been developed with the home's various needs and atmospheres in mind. The matte finish provides a subtle and contemporary feel, complementing a variety of interior styles.
We value simplicity and convenience, therefore we have created a paint that is easy to apply and that lasts over time. Our website offers an opportunity to explore our range at your own pace, and our sample kits allow you to experience the colours in your home before you decide.
For us at Klint, it's about offering solutions that help you create the home you dream of. Our commitment to quality and sustainability permeates every product we offer, from the base paint to the final shade on your wall.
Our swatch kits contain all colours within a certain colour family, to make it easy to find the right colour. The swatches are 22x22 cm, hand-painted with the same paint you can order, and removable so you can try different colours without having to paint on the wall.
Peel off the protection on the back, put up the swatch on the wall, and move it around as you want to get a feel of the colour in different environments and light.
Pigments, binders, preservatives and water. The paint is eco-labeled with the Swan label and the EU Flower.
Walls, ceilings, door trim, floor mouldings, picture ledges, closets etc. As long as the surface is stationary, dry and clean, there’s no reason why you can’t decorate with paint from Klint.
Our paints are high-coverage, water-based acrylics that are scratch-resistant and washable with soap and water. They’re tested for harmful substances, are free of solvents and conditioners and contain less than 1 g/L of VOCs.Read more about the contents in our safety datasheet, and feel free to contact us at hello@klint.com if you have any questions.
Our wall paint is matte (gloss level 7), our ceiling paint is ultra-matte (gloss level 3), and our lacquer is semi-matte (gloss level 20). All our paint is easy to apply, scratch-resistant, and washable.
Tack-free: 1 hour
Paintable: 4 hours
We normally deliver within 2-4 working days depending on the shipping option selected. If you place an order before 2 pm, we will do our very best to also dispatch it the very same day, so that they can be delivered as soon as possible.
Good question! One litre of our paint is enough for two layers to cover approx. 5 sqm. See our guide on determine out the amount of paint needed for your room.
Most! The paint adheres well as long as the surface is stationary, dry and clean. Feel free to be creative.
You are free to return any equipment within 14 days as long as it has not been used. We can be contacted at hello@klint.com.
Regrettably, we cannot accept paint returns even if the packaging is still sealed since it is custom-manufactured based on the incoming order flow. For this reason, please use our swatches or colour samples to find the right colour before ordering.
Of course! Our paints are tested for harmful substances, are free of solvents and conditioners and contain less than 1 g/L of VOCs. In addition, no VOCs are used or added in our manufacturing process.
VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) are common indoor air pollutants. The EU's upper limit for wall and ceiling paint is 30 g/L (cat. Aa/a).
Good question! Liquid paint residue must be dropped off at a recycling centre or environmental waste facility On the other hand, if you completely empty a Klint paint pack, you can simply toss it into a recycling bin. Ask your municipality for the location of the nearest recycling centre or environmental waste facility.
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