Concrete-look paint

Do you like a rustic, modern or industrial interior? With concrete-look paint from Pava International, you can give any room character. The paint has the rugged look of rough concrete, but feels soft and refined at the same time.

Our concrete-look paint is produced in Italy and made from natural raw materials. A sustainable product with a unique, traditional look.

Whether you opt for a sleek, smooth finish or a lively, playful effect, with concrete-look paint you can determine the atmosphere in your home yourself.

Concrete-look paint is available in a wide range of colours. Grey is an obvious choice, of course, but there are also plenty of warmer concrete-look shades. A whole world of colours is open to you. Every shade is suitable for indoor and outdoor use, has high coverage and characteristic nuances. How visible these are depends on the surface and the painting method.

Do you find it difficult to choose a colour? We understand. The right shade determines the atmosphere and makes your interior a place you can enjoy every day. Feel free to try a sample, or visit our showroom in Ede to see the colours in real life. We will be happy to provide you with personal advice. Can’t find your favourite colour? No problem — we can make any colour.

Concrete-look paint has an open, powdery texture. It is a sustainable choice because it consists entirely of minerals. The paint contains no harmful substances. Safe for people, animals and the environment. You can therefore use concrete-look paint with confidence. It is a water-based paint, without volatile organic compounds or synthetic binders. In addition, it also prevents mould and bacteria.

Did you know that concrete-look paint can also be used outdoors? Of course, it is ideal for interior walls and ceilings, but you can also use it to give exterior walls a rugged concrete look.

You can even give furniture a unique look with concrete-look paint. This allows you to create unity in your interior. Concrete-look paint is also versatile in use. You can apply it to paintwork, lime or cement plaster and even natural stone.

Apply the paint crosswise with a block brush: first a coat horizontally, then vertically. That sounds complicated, but it isn’t. With a little care, anyone can do it.