Kitchen Paint
Your kitchen is the heart of your home, enduring everything from cooking to hosting guests. Therefore, it's essential to choose kitchen wall paint that can withstand these demands!
Scroll to discover our trade kitchen paints, ranging from highly durable finishes which resist scuffs and stains, through to paints suited to high humidity areas that will resist mould growth. If you're looking for paint for kitchen cabinets, we've also collated our best paints for kitchen cabinet projects here for you.
Buy your kitchen paint online from The Paint Shed and enjoy free next day delivery on orders over £50.
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Crown Trade Clean Extreme Mould Inhibiting Scrubbable Matt Tinted ColoursFrom £40.80 £34.00
Greens are always a solid favourite when it comes to adding a touch of colour to your kitchen. If you're seeking inspiration on choosing a colour for your kitchen, we recommend you check out our sage green, dark greens and our top rated green paint colours for kitchens. Dark blues, like Farrow & Ball Haghue Blue, are also popular favourites, along with neutrals - we have collated our favourite neutral shades here to give you some food for thought.
To achieve the most professional results, we always recommend removing everything from the room, where possible, as this can minimise any mess or issues should paint be accidentally be spilled, splashed or sprayed while you paint. For any items that cannot be removed, make sure these are adequately covered with a dust sheet and for smaller items like plugs, light switches etc. these can be taped up to ensure clean, crisp lines. Ensure if you have any holes or cracks, that these are filled and sanded prior to applying paint. Once all holes and filled and walls are smooth, items are covered and taped - it's time to begin painting the kitchen! If you're unsure where to start painting, read our article about the correct order to paint a room.