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Colour & finish

Paints & coatingsImported & distributed

Interior and exterior paint, microcement, decorative plasters and the primers that make them last.

Colour is the cheapest material in the project and the first thing anyone sees. We supply interior and exterior paint systems, decorative plasters, microcement and seamless wall finishes, plus the primers, fillers and sealers underneath them — specified as a full build-up so the finish on the wall matches the finish in the 3D visual.

Importer & distributorLead time 1–2 wks
Paint buckets in earthy tones beside brushed plaster sample boards, roller and brush
Paints & coatingsColour & finish
Colour match
Approved render becomes the code
Site quantities
Coverage calculated per m²
Batch control
No shade drift across floors
Lead time
0–2 wks
ApartmentsHotelsRetailFacadesWet roomsApartmentsHotelsRetailFacadesWet roomsApartmentsHotelsRetailFacadesWet rooms
00 / The brief

The colour that fails is rarely the topcoat — it's the layer underneath that nobody costed.

Paint is quoted as a topcoat and delivered as a system. Skip the primer on a fresh plaster wall to save a line item and the failure shows up in month four, long after the painter has been paid and moved on. We price substrate preparation, primer, filler and topcoat together, so the number you approve is the finish that actually lasts.

Paint buckets in earthy tones beside brushed plaster sample boards, roller and brush
1–2 wks

The colour code taken from your approved 3D visual is the exact code that ships — no guessing at the counter.

We supply interior and exterior paint systems, decorative lime and textured plasters, microcement for seamless floors and wet rooms, and every primer and filler underneath them. Colour is issued as a code taken from the approved 3D visual, tinted in batch for the whole project so there is no shade drift between the first floor and the fifth.

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Sheen levels specified
m²/coat
Coverage calculated
Batch
Tinted for the whole site
1–2 wks
Full system delivery
01 / Why through us

We import the paints & coatings. The agent runs the project.

Paint fails in the layer nobody priced. We quote primer, filler and topcoat as one system, so the coat that actually matters is never the one left off the order.

01 / 04

The colour on the wall matches the colour you approved

Tinted from the exact code taken off your 3D visual, not an approximation mixed at the counter.

Same code, render to wall

02 / 04

No callback for the layer nobody priced

Primer, filler, base and topcoat quoted as one build-up, so the coat that actually fails is never the one left out.

Full build-up quoted, nothing left out

03 / 04

One tinted batch for the whole site

Colour mixed once for the full project quantity, so there's no visible shade drift between floors or phases.

One batch, no shade drift between floors

04 / 04

You buy the right number of tins, not a guess

Coverage calculated per m² and per coat from your actual areas, removing both shortfall and waste.

Coverage calculated, not estimated

02 / The range

What we carry in paints & coatings

05The rangeLead time 1–2 wks
01

Interior paint

Washable matte, eggshell and satin systems for homes, hotels and high-traffic corridors.

  • Wipes clean without losing colour, even after repeated scrubbing
  • Built to handle busy corridors and high-touch walls without marking
  • Any colour tinted to match an approved 3D visual, no surprises on site
Indicative supply range
€3–€14 /m²
Matte · eggshell · satin
02

Exterior & facade

Elastomeric and silicone facade paints, anti-mould and thermal-reflective systems.

  • Flexes with the building to bridge hairline cracks instead of showing them
  • Resists mould and algae to keep facades looking clean for longer
  • Thermal-reflective option helps manage heat on high-exposure walls
Indicative supply range
€3–€14 /m²
Elastomeric · silicone facade
03

Decorative plasters

Lime, tadelakt-style and textured plasters for feature walls and hospitality interiors.

  • Breathable lime-based finish with an authentic hand-applied texture
  • Trowel-applied for a genuine decorative, artisan look
  • Wax or sealant topcoat keeps it durable even in wet areas
Indicative supply range
€3–€14 /m²
1–3 mm trowel coats
04

Microcement

Continuous floor and wall systems, sealed for wet areas and commercial traffic.

  • Seamless, joint-free floors and walls that are easy to keep clean
  • Sealed topcoat holds up to wet rooms and light commercial footfall
  • Lays over compatible substrates and screeds without visible seams
Indicative supply range
€3–€14 /m²
2–3 mm system
05

Primers & preparation

Bonding primers, fillers, tapes and sealers matched to substrate and finish.

  • Right primer for the substrate, so the final finish actually lasts
  • Fillers, jointing tape and crack-repair compounds to get walls ready first time
  • Sealers for masonry, plaster and previously painted surfaces
Indicative supply range
€3–€14 /m²
Primer · filler · sealer
03 / Where it goes

The same material, specified differently per space.

ApartmentsHotelsRetailFacadesWet rooms
Living room with warm matte painted walls and a subtle textured plaster feature wall

Apartments & homes

01

Washable matte that survives a family.

Modern washable matte gives the flat, chalky look people want with a surface that can be cleaned. Ceilings stay dead matte; trim and doors go satin for durability and a visible change of plane.

  • Washable matte walls, dead matte ceilings
  • Satin or eggshell on trim, doors and joinery
  • Coverage calculated per room and per coat
Hotel corridor with scrub-resistant painted walls and a decorative plaster niche

Hotels & corridors

02

Scrub class 1 where suitcases hit the wall.

Corridors take physical abuse. Scrub-resistant systems, a wall protection detail at trolley height and a colour tinted in batch across hundreds of square metres so touch-ups actually disappear.

  • Class 1 scrub-resistant wall systems
  • Batch tinting across the full project quantity
  • Touch-up kits delivered with the handover pack
Seamless microcement bathroom wall and floor in a warm sand tone

Wet rooms & microcement

03

Seamless surfaces, waterproofed underneath.

Microcement in a shower works when it is a full system: waterproofing membrane, mesh reinforcement, base and finish coats, then a two-component polyurethane sealer. As a topcoat alone, it fails.

  • Waterproof membrane and mesh below the finish
  • Two-component sealer rated for wet areas
  • Applicator-approved system with a written build-up
Building facade with silicone-based exterior coating and clean detailing

Facades

04

Silicone and elastomeric systems for real weather.

Facades move, crack and grow algae. Elastomeric systems bridge hairline cracks; silicone-based coatings shed water while letting the wall breathe; anti-mould additives handle shaded north elevations.

  • Crack-bridging elastomeric or breathable silicone
  • Anti-mould specification for shaded elevations
  • Substrate repair and primer quoted with the coating
Colour & finish
Interior and exterior paint, microcement, decorative plasters and the primers that make them last.Interior and exterior paint, microcement, decorative plasters and the primers that make them last.
04 / How to specify it

The decisions that decide the result.

01 / 05

Decide the primer by substrate, not by the tin's default

Get this wrong on fresh plaster and the finish looks fine at handover, then blisters or flakes in month four — a callback and a repaint on a wall that was already invoiced. Fresh plaster, plasterboard, old gloss, concrete and metal each need a different primer, and that single choice decides whether the coat lasts three years or fifteen.

02 / 05

Choose sheen by cleaning, not by taste

The wrong sheen in a kitchen or corridor shows every mark and can't be wiped clean, forcing an early repaint the budget never planned for. Matte for ceilings and low-traffic walls, washable matte for living areas, eggshell or satin for kitchens, bathrooms, trim and corridors.

03 / 05

Lock the colour from the approved render before ordering

Order paint from memory or a screen and the colour that ships is a negotiation on site, not the result the client signed off. The tone approved in the 3D visual is issued as a colour code with a coverage quantity, so what arrives is what was agreed.

04 / 05

Tint the whole project in one batch, not as you go

Reorder mid-project and the new batch can sit a shade off the first — a visible seam in raking light that means repainting a wall that was already finished. Batch tinting for the full quantity removes that risk before it starts.

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Calculate coverage against the real substrate

Order to the tin's stated spreading rate and a textured or absorbent wall runs short mid-job, stalling the painter and forcing a rushed, possibly mismatched top-up order. We calculate per m², per coat, per room, against the actual surface.

Common mistakes

Painting over an unprepared surface

Dust, laitance or old gloss under the coat means adhesion fails later, not at handover — a repaint bill that lands after the painter has already left site. Preparation is priced as a line, not assumed.

Treating microcement as a finish instead of a system

Microcement without a waterproofing membrane underneath is a leak in a shower waiting to happen, and the fix means stripping the finish back to the substrate. It must sit on a warranted waterproofing build-up.

Ordering too little and re-tinting later

A top-up batch rarely matches the original exactly, leaving a visible line on a wall that's already been signed off. Order the full quantity plus 10% in one batch.

Terms, plainly
Scrub class
EN 13300 wet-abrasion rating; class 1 is the most washable.
Spreading rate
m² covered per litre per coat on a defined substrate.
Elastomeric
Flexible exterior coating that bridges hairline cracks.
05 / Catalog Materials Snapshot

A snapshot of the paints & coatings we move most.

Representative selections from the catalog — indicative of what we quote, stock-source and deliver week to week. Ask for the full schedule with formats, finishes and current lead times.

Interior paint — Paint buckets in earthy tones beside brushed plaster sample boards, roller and brush
01

Interior paint

Washable matte, eggshell and satin systems for homes, hotels and high-traffic corridors.

Indicative supply range
€3–€14 /m²
Formats
Matte · eggshell · satin
Best for
Homes, hotels and high-traffic corridors
Exterior & facade — Paint buckets in earthy tones beside brushed plaster sample boards, roller and brush
02

Exterior & facade

Elastomeric and silicone facade paints, anti-mould and thermal-reflective systems.

Indicative supply range
€3–€14 /m²
Formats
Elastomeric · silicone facade
Best for
External walls and facades in all exposures
Decorative plasters — Paint buckets in earthy tones beside brushed plaster sample boards, roller and brush
03

Decorative plasters

Lime, tadelakt-style and textured plasters for feature walls and hospitality interiors.

Indicative supply range
€3–€14 /m²
Formats
1–3 mm trowel coats
Best for
Feature walls and hospitality interiors
Microcement — Paint buckets in earthy tones beside brushed plaster sample boards, roller and brush
04

Microcement

Continuous floor and wall systems, sealed for wet areas and commercial traffic.

Indicative supply range
€3–€14 /m²
Formats
2–3 mm system
Best for
Seamless bathroom floors, walls and shower niches
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06 / The long read

Buying paints & coatings in Greece
without the usual surprises.

Paint fails in the layer nobody priced. We quote primer, filler and topcoat as one system, so the coat that actually matters is never the one left off the order. This is the part most suppliers leave out: what we import, how paints & coatings should be specified before anyone prices it, where projects lose money, and what our 1–2 wks lead time actually covers.

01

What we import, and what lands on site

Colour is the cheapest material in the project and the first thing anyone sees. We supply interior and exterior paint systems, decorative plasters, microcement and seamless wall finishes, plus the primers, fillers and sealers underneath them — specified as a full build-up so the finish on the wall matches the finish in the 3D visual.

Because we buy paints & coatings directly from the factories, the range you see is the range we can programme — not a catalogue we hope to source later. In practice that means interior paint, exterior & facade and decorative plasters, each with its own price band and availability, so a specification can be tuned to a budget instead of abandoned.

The colour on the wall matches the colour you approved: tinted from the exact code taken off your 3D visual, not an approximation mixed at the counter.

The colour code taken from your approved 3D visual is the exact code that ships — no guessing at the counter.

The colour on the wall matches the colour you approved

Tinted from the exact code taken off your 3D visual, not an approximation mixed at the counter.

No callback for the layer nobody priced

Primer, filler, base and topcoat quoted as one build-up, so the coat that actually fails is never the one left out.

One tinted batch for the whole site

Colour mixed once for the full project quantity, so there's no visible shade drift between floors or phases.

You buy the right number of tins, not a guess

Coverage calculated per m² and per coat from your actual areas, removing both shortfall and waste.

02

How paints & coatings should be specified before it is priced

Specifying paints & coatings well comes down to a short list of decisions taken in the right order — decide the primer by substrate, not by the tin's default, choose sheen by cleaning, not by taste, lock the colour from the approved render before ordering and tint the whole project in one batch, not as you go. Taken on paper, these cost nothing. Taken on site, each one is a change order.

We write the specification with you before anything is quoted, so the number you get is for the material that will actually be installed. That means confirmed dimensions and finishes, the right performance class for the space, and quantities that include the waste factor rather than discovering it mid-installation.

The same reference behaves differently depending on where it goes — apartments, hotels, retail and facades each carry their own requirements, and we specify against the space rather than against a mood image.

Scrub class

EN 13300 wet-abrasion rating; class 1 is the most washable.

Spreading rate

m² covered per litre per coat on a defined substrate.

Elastomeric

Flexible exterior coating that bridges hairline cracks.

Microcement

Thin cement-polymer coating applied seamlessly to walls and floors.

03

Where paints & coatings projects lose time and money

Almost every delay we are called in to rescue traces back to the same handful of causes: painting over an unprepared surface, treating microcement as a finish instead of a system, ordering too little and re-tinting later and choosing a dark exterior colour without checking heat absorption. None of them are exotic, and all of them are avoidable at specification stage.

Painting over an unprepared surface is the most expensive one, because dust, laitance or old gloss under the coat means adhesion fails later, not at handover — a repaint bill that lands after the painter has already left site. Preparation is priced as a line, not assumed.

We have supplied paints & coatings into apartments & homes, hotels & corridors and wet rooms & microcement, and the pattern is consistent: the projects that run smoothly are the ones where the material was locked before the trades were booked.

Treating microcement as a finish instead of a system — checked once on paper, never again on site.

Painting over an unprepared surface

Dust, laitance or old gloss under the coat means adhesion fails later, not at handover — a repaint bill that lands after the painter has already left site. Preparation is priced as a line, not assumed.

Treating microcement as a finish instead of a system

Microcement without a waterproofing membrane underneath is a leak in a shower waiting to happen, and the fix means stripping the finish back to the substrate. It must sit on a warranted waterproofing build-up.

Ordering too little and re-tinting later

A top-up batch rarely matches the original exactly, leaving a visible line on a wall that's already been signed off. Order the full quantity plus 10% in one batch.

Choosing a dark exterior colour without checking heat absorption

Very dark render on a sun-facing wall can push surface temperatures high enough to stress the coating and shorten its life — worth flagging before the colour is locked, not after the first summer of cracking.

04

Lead times, pricing and what we handle

Standard lead time on paints & coatings is 1–2 wks from confirmed specification, and that window covers the whole chain — factory programming, consolidation, transport, customs where applicable and delivery to site or to your warehouse. We quote the landed number, not an ex-works price that grows later.

Pricing is per project rather than per line. Because we import directly and consolidate paints & coatings with the rest of the materials for the same room, you get one quote, one delivery window and one point of contact — and the savings show up on the total, not just on a headline reference.

If you already have drawings, send them and we will come back with a specification and a landed price. If you do not, we will build the specification with you first. Either way, nothing is ordered until the quantities, finishes and dates are agreed in writing.

07 / Questions

Frequently asked

How is paint or microcement quoted — per m² or per tin?+

We calculate coverage per m² and per coat from your area, then quote the number of tins or bags needed, so you are not guessing at the counter.

Is there a minimum order for paint or plaster systems?+

No fixed minimum for standard tins; large sites and tinted batches are ordered as one production run so colour stays consistent across the whole area.

Do you hold paint and coatings in stock?+

Standard interior and exterior systems are held or mixed quickly; microcement and decorative plaster systems are typically programmed at 1–2 weeks.

Can I see the colour before it goes on the wall?+

Yes, the approved 3D visual is built from real colour references, and the tone can also be checked against a physical sample before the full tin quantity is ordered.

Can you calculate quantities from my drawings or floor areas?+

Send the areas and we return a coverage calculation per m² and per coat, including primer and topcoat separately.

Is microcement suitable for a shower or wet room?+

With the correct waterproofing and sealer build-up beneath it, yes; we quote the whole system rather than the topcoat alone.

Will the colour match across a large site with multiple floors?+

Paint is tinted in batch for the whole project, so there is no shade drift between floors or phases.

Do you supply primers and preparation products too?+

Yes, bonding primers, fillers, tapes and sealers are quoted alongside the topcoat as one build-up, since the failure usually happens in the layer nobody prices.

Do you deliver paint and coatings to sites across Greece?+

Yes, we supply trade painters and private clients nationwide, with delivery timed to the plastering and drying schedule on site.