5 Reasons You Should Consider Velvet Paint Finish for Your Indoors?

You're at your favorite store and see the most beautiful designer piece of furniture you've ever seen. The style is perfect for your home, and it's calling your name.
But there's one problem: it's covered in a bland, boring paint job.
If you're anything like me, you've probably seen plenty of beautiful furniture and home décor that was ruined by a lackluster paint job.
But what if I told you there was a type of paint that could make even the most boring furniture and walls look luxurious - it’s velvet paint finish!
Velvet paint is a super-premium interior emulsion or a mineral-based paint that brings alive the smooth touch of velvet and the soft glow of pearls on your walls.
Remember that when we talk of velvet paints, velvet basically refers to the finish rather than the paint type.
So, technically, you can get velvet paint in different types like water-based, latex, acrylic, and oil-based velvet paints.
But what's the big deal with velvet paint? I'm glad you asked.
Here are some reasons why you should consider using a premium grade velvet paint the next time you're redecorating and jazzing your home:
1. Velvet Paint Gives Your Walls a Luxurious Look and Feel 1:18
If you want to give your walls a luxurious look and feel, then velvet paint is the way to go. This type of paint is often used in high-end homes and businesses because it can give even the most boring walls a touch of elegance.
2. Velvet Paint is Very Durable 1:34
Velvet paint is a revolutionary premium-grade textured mineral paint that's ideally designed for interior walls. It's natural, washable, and also very durable, so you won't have to worry about it peeling or flaking off like other types of paint.
3. Velvet Paint is Very Easy to Apply 1:52
Velvet paints are generally non-synthetic and are much easier to apply than other traditional paint varieties like eggshell, satin, or glossy. Just roll the first coat and brush the second for that excellent matte velvety finish. And you are good to get that feeling.
4. Velvet Paint Doesn't Fade or Yellow Very Soon 2:12
Velvet paints are not 100% fade-resistant, but they are still highly resistant to fading and yellowing. This is because they don't have any synthetic pigments that can break down over time and cause these issues.
Furthermore, these paints are also breathable, anti-mold, anti-fungus, and anti-bacterial, adding to their list of benefits.
5. Velvet Paints Are Non-Toxic and Have Low VOCs 2:37
Handcrafted with natural mineral pigments, most Velvet Paints are non-toxic and have zero VOC. It also offers best-in-class scrub resistance and water resistance. Yes, these paints are washable and can be washed with just soapy water when needed.
So, for those who are looking for an eco-friendly paint option (paint without preservatives or solvents), velvet finish paint is the way to go.
Where And How to Use Velvet Paint? 3:04
Velvet paint is not the same as eggshell or satin. It falls somewhere in between the two, offering a silky, powdery finish that is only slightly reflective.
Eggshell paints are glossier and offer greater depth and warmth to surfaces, while velvet paints tend to resist stains better than flat or eggshell paints. However, neither type of paint is as resistant to staining as semi-gloss or high gloss paint.
So, if you want to use velvet finish paints in your home, it's good to use them in areas that don't require much cleanings, like your bedrooms, living room, or office.
Just remember that velvet paints are not meant for areas that require scrubbing or high moisture, like your bathroom or kitchen. But if you want, you may use it in high-traffic areas like your hallway, staircase, or kitchen if you don't mind doing extra cleaning.
Also, velvet paint is a little different from other paints, so it's essential to follow the manufacturer's instructions on how to apply it.
In general, you'll want to use a roller or a brush to apply the paint to your walls uniformly. But for best results, start with a clean surface, roll the first coat, and then brush the second. Wait for at least 24 hours, and you will be ready to enjoy the velvet finish as part of your home decor.
And that's the beauty of using high-grade velvet paint for your interior walls.
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