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Water-based and oil-based interior paints suit walls and ceilings. Paint used inside ranges from matt to gloss, with matt hiding imperfections.

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About Interior Paints products

Interior paints of exceptional quality are available from ArchiPro. Any paint product in ArchiPro's portfolio may be purchased with confidence thanks to ArchiPro’s carefully curated selection process. Whether you’re after water-based paint or an oil-based paint there are numerous options and an endless range of colours to cater to your needs. Indoor paint listings include specialist products such as Smart Magnetic Whiteboard Paint - Clear by Envoy.

The choice of interior paints can be a tough call to make, especially for DIY jobs with no shortage of options to choose from. If you're looking for a vibrant new look inside your home, high quality interior paints are definitely the best way to achieve it. We have a huge selection of interior paints available online at ArchiPro from trusted suppliers across Australia. Our curated range of interior paints includes water-based options for easy cleanup, durable oil-based varieties for a robust finish, and a diverse palette of colours including classic whites, deep blacks, and a wide array of other hues to match any decor.

Water-based paint

Water-based paint, typically available as acrylic or latex, is a great choice for the home. It's easy to use, easy to clean environmentally friendly and has a long shelf life. Interior textured paint can add depth to a wall while retaining the practical properties of a water-based finish.

Oil-based paint

Oil-based paint is a great option for any home improvement project. It can be used as a paint finish for walls, floors, door trim and more. This type of paint is easy to apply, easily covers up any previously painted surface and provides a durable finish.

White interior paint

White interior paint is such a staple in homes across Australia that it warrants its own classification. It is an extremely versatile paint colour that can be used as a ceiling paint, on a feature wall, or as the main colour throughout your home. Black wall paint can create a strong feature wall, particularly where the room receives enough natural light to balance the darker colour.

The advantages of high-quality interior paints

Whether you're looking to update the colour of your walls or just freshen up an existing coat, high-quality interior paints can provide a number of advantages including increased durability and adhesion. High-quality options also offer incredible durability and a beautiful and premium finish when properly applied.

How to choose an interior paint that’s right for you

The best way to choose your interior paint in Australia is to think about what you have in terms of interior features and furnishings, then choose a colour and finish that will complement both. Pick a colour that also suits your personality and lifestyle. Consider the size of the room and its purpose, and this might dictate the type of paint you use. Take into account the amount of natural light you get into a room too as some colours, like light greens and yellow, are better suited to rooms with lots of natural light. Interior house paint should also be selected according to the surface being coated, since walls, ceilings, trims and joinery may require different finishes. When choosing inside paint, assess the colour in the room’s natural light, which can affect how its tone reads.

Do you need two coats of paint for interior walls?

Generally, you will need a minimum of two coats of paint when painting your interior walls and perhaps even more if the existing colour is darker than your new choice. If the new and existing colours are similar then you may get away with just a single coat.

Should you paint walls or ceilings first?

The more efficient way to paint a room is to paint the ceiling first. This is because any droplets that accidentally splash onto your walls when painting your ceilings, won’t matter if you’re going to paint over them after.

What paint sheen hides imperfections?

A flat sheen finish generally hides surface imperfections the best when painting. Gloss and even semi gloss finishes are far more reflective which means imperfections are more likely to catch the light, and therefore, the eye. The same rule also applies to exterior paints.

How much paint do you need for two walls?

In Australia, the amount of paint you'll need for two walls is determined by the size of your room, the type of paint you're using and its coverage and the number of coats you want to apply. If you use a high-quality interior latex paint, a gallon will typically cover roughly 400 square feet. However, depending on the sort of paint you use, how carefully you apply it and the type of surface you're painting, that number might vary significantly.