Create a stylish interior with concrete-look products from Van Beton

Which paint suits your interior best?

Do you choose the concrete look Of Mineral Paint or Lime Paint? Both paints create a concrete look effect with a matte finish. Mineral Paint has a quiet texture and is more versatile, suitable for a variety of surfaces such as walls, ceilings, furniture, kitchen cabinets and more. Lime Paint, on the other hand, has a lime base and is ideal for walls and ceilings, with a slightly more pronounced, cloudier effect. Both paints offer a beautiful, modern look, but Mineral Paint is suitable for a wider range of applications.

Mineral Paint by itself has a subtle grain and provides a calm, even concrete look which is perfect for walls, ceilings, stairs, furniture and even bathrooms (note: not in the shower area). This paint is known for its luxury look and excellent durability. Want a smooth stucco look without grit? Then you can lightly sand the surface after the second coat or immediately once you've applied it with a block brush, chip it out with a spackle knife for a sleek finish that adds a sophisticated feel to your space. Using the block brush provides a natural texture without making the pattern too busy. Mineral Paint offers a subtle concrete look, which has an elegant and sophisticated look in any room.

Lime Paint has a cloudy appearance with more visible color nuances, creating a natural, lived-in look. The concrete look effect is subtly present here, but with a more pronounced pattern and variation in color and texture that gives it a more vibrant appearance than Mineral Paint. This paint is ideal for walls and ceilings and is perfect for creating a natural, rustic atmosphere. Lime Paint however, is not suitable for use in damp areas.

Both paints offer a concrete look effect in your interior, but if you are looking for a quiet, sophisticated concrete look that stays beautiful for years, is Mineral Paint the ideal choice. Do you choose the subtle concrete look from Mineral Paint, whether the natural look from Lime Paint?