Interior & exterior house painting in Malaysia
Clean lines, protected furniture and paint that lasts through monsoon season. We paint apartments, terrace houses and double-storey homes, inside and out.
A fresh coat of paint is the fastest way to change how a home feels. Our painting crews handle preparation, crack repair, sealer, two finishing coats and the clean-up afterwards. If you’re still choosing a palette, our guide on how to paint your house walks through the process step by step.
Interior painting
For bedrooms and living rooms we use washable emulsion paint in matt or low-sheen finishes. Low-sheen hides wall imperfections and is easy to wipe, which is why we recommend it for families with young children. Ceilings get a dedicated ceiling white so they stay bright.
Earth tone colours and choosing a paint colour
Earth tone colours such as clay, sand, sage and warm greige are the most requested palette in our recent jobs. They pair well with timber cabinets and Japandi or minimalist living room styles. We bring physical colour cards to your home, because a paint colour looks different under your own lighting than it does on a phone screen.
Wainscoting and feature walls
Wainscoting adds panelled detail to the lower part of a wall or a full feature wall behind the bed or TV. We build the panel moulding, fill and sand the joints, and paint it in one finish so it looks like part of the house. See our wainscoting design ideas for layouts that suit Malaysian homes.
Exterior painting
Outside walls deal with UV, heavy rain and fungus. Exterior painting starts with a water-jet wash, fungicide wash where needed, crack sealing and an alkali-resistant sealer, then two coats of weatherproof paint. For terrace houses we coordinate scaffolding and protect neighbouring walls and car porches.
What affects the cost
- Total wall and ceiling area, and ceiling height
- Condition of the surface: peeling, damp patches or cracks need extra preparation
- Colour change: going from dark to light needs an extra coat
- Paint grade and finish you choose
- Access: scaffolding for double-storey exteriors and stairwells
Want a rough number first? Our paint calculator estimates how many 5-litre cans your home needs.
Frequently asked questions
Which paint is best for Malaysian weather?
Use a washable emulsion paint indoors and a weatherproof exterior paint with anti-fungus and UV protection outside. For bathrooms and kitchens, choose a paint rated for high humidity.
How long does it take to paint a house?
A 1,000 sq ft apartment interior usually takes 3 to 5 working days. A double-storey link house inside and out takes roughly 8 to 14 working days, depending on weather and surface repairs.
Do I need to move out while you paint?
No. Modern low-odour emulsion paints let most families stay at home. We paint room by room and keep one room clear for you each day.
What’s included
- Furniture and floor protection
- Crack and hole filling
- Sealer or primer coat
- Two finishing coats
- Daily site clean-up
- Colour consultation
Related guides
Read before you renovate
How to paint your house in Malaysia: a step-by-step guide
How to paint your house in Malaysia: choosing emulsion or weatherproof paint, prep, sealer, two coats, tools and how much paint you need.
How often should you repaint your house interior and exterior?
How often to repaint your house interior and exterior in Malaysia's climate, the signs your walls need painting, and how to make paint last longer.
Wainscoting design ideas for Malaysian homes
Wainscoting design ideas for condos and landed homes in Malaysia: panel styles, heights, colours, materials and what wainscoting costs to install.