Key Considerations When Choosing Interior Paint

Every room requires paint suited to its specific needs. Heavy use, moisture, light, and aesthetics—all these factors influence the correct product selection.

What is Washability Class?

According to the European standard EN 13300, the washability class of interior paint ranges from 1 to 5. Class 1 represents the highest resistance. In high-traffic areas such as kitchens, corridors, and children's rooms, at least Class 2 should be preferred. Luna Tones Soft Semi-Matte Interior Paint offers Class 2 washability and is resistant to daily heavy use.

High Moisture Areas: Bathrooms and Kitchens

In spaces with high moisture levels such as bathrooms and kitchens, special moisture and mold-preventive paints should be used. Applying standard interior paint in these areas will lead to yellowing and mold growth in a short time.

Children's Rooms

For children's rooms, products with A+ emission classification and free from lead and heavy metals should be selected. Luna Tones Pro Matte Interior Paint meets all these criteria. Additionally, the light-diffusing property of the matte finish prevents bright reflections that strain the eyes.

Matte, Semi-Matte, or Satin?

Matte paints conceal uneven wall surfaces and create a warm atmosphere through their light-absorbing properties. However, washability resistance is low. Semi-matte and satin finishes are suitable for cleaning with damp cloths and are ideal for bathrooms, kitchens, and children's rooms.

Color Psychology

For bedrooms, calming tones (light blue, lavender, gray) are recommended; for home offices, concentration-enhancing neutral tones (white, cream, light green) are suggested. For living rooms, vibrant and inviting mid-tones can be preferred.