Interior & exterior painting in Luxembourg

Walls and ceilings, in new build as much as in renovation. A successful interior paint job is 80% invisible work: it is the preparation of the substrate that decides whether the result reads smooth and even, or whether raking light will reveal every defect on the first winter evening.

We fill cracks and holes, sand, apply the necessary skim coats and a primer suited to the substrate — a new plasterboard wall, an old stripped wallpaper and a stained ceiling are not treated the same way.

On finishes, matt hides irregularities and gives living-room walls depth; satin and soft sheen stand up to washing and suit kitchens, bathrooms and hallways better. We advise room by room rather than applying the same finish everywhere.

A facade is not repainted purely for appearance: the paint is the layer protecting the render and the masonry from water ingress and freeze-thaw cycles. A facade left too long without maintenance costs far more to put right than to look after.

We clean the substrate, treat moss and algae, make good cracks and spalling, apply a stabilising primer where needed, then a facade paint suited to the substrate and the exposure.

Exterior woodwork — soffits, shutters, cladding, gates — deserves the same care: stripping or keying, timber treatment, primer and a microporous finish that lets the substrate breathe.

Redecorating an occupied home means working in someone's house, not on an empty site. We systematically protect floors, any furniture left in place, joinery and switches before starting.

We work room by room where possible so you keep a usable home, and we clean down at the end of each day rather than at the end of the job. Waste and packaging leave with us.

This is what our clients judge us on most, well ahead of technique: a clean site, hours announced and kept to, and teams who leave the room fit to live in that evening.

A colour chosen from a 5 cm swatch never looks quite the same across 30 m² of wall. The orientation of the room, the artificial lighting and the neighbouring surfaces shift it noticeably.

We advise on shades and, for projects that warrant it, we build the chosen colours into a photorealistic 3D render of the room. You see the result in its real volume before committing to the work.

Decorating is often the last trade on a site, the one expected to absorb everyone else's delay. We reject that logic: it is also the trade you look at every day for ten years.