Call us, text us on WhatsApp, or request your quote online – we'll reply within 10 minutes during business hours. One of the most frequent calls we receive in autumn-winter are from homeowners who haven't painted their house in eight or ten years. They've realised the walls are no longer white, but a hard-to-define yellowish-grey. Mediterranean light is very unforgiving on walls. Cheap whites turn yellow from slow oxidation, especially in rooms with direct sun or near the kitchen where steam and suspended oil particles reach. Scuff marks from furniture, splashes from the passage of time, and small knocks on corners accumulate. Matte plastic paint is the standard option for ceilings and walls in bedrooms, living rooms, and studies. It provides a uniform finish without glare, hides imperfections in the substrate, and is easy to apply. For high-traffic areas (hallways, stairs, entrance halls) and for children's rooms where walls get dirtier, we recommend washable satin plastic paint. It has a very slight sheen but allows stains to be cleaned with a damp cloth without damaging the paint.

For damp areas (kitchens, bathrooms), there are specific anti-mould and anti-humidity plastic paints that resist condensation and steam without creating black mould spots. Application requires a primer with a fungicidal product if the wall already shows signs of mould. For doors, frames, skirting boards, and any interior woodwork, we use synthetic or water-based enamel. We mostly use water-based acrylics today: they dry quickly, have no solvent odour, are washable, and durable. They are applied by spray gun or a very short-napped roller for a smooth finish. Never by brush on large surfaces, as it leaves brush marks. We check the flatness, moisture, and level of the substrate before proposing a type of flooring.

10-15 years official manufacturer warranty on standard AC4 laminate flooring. 25 years on premium ranges. Plus 30 days of our own coverage on installation. Flooring with official manufacturer warranty (10-25 years) plus our installation coverage. The choice between different types of wood or wood-effect flooring depends on three main factors: budget, intended use, and desired aesthetic. AC4 laminate floating flooring, which is what we sell most of today, offers a very good quality-price ratio with resistance to intensive use. It consists of a top layer of melamine with a realistic wood effect (high resistance to abrasion), a core of high-density fibreboard, and a balancing layer underneath. The top layer is rated AC4 (suitable for intense domestic use or moderate commercial use) and withstands 25,000 abrasive cycles without visible wear. For standard domestic use, it lasts 15-25 years looking good. Its drawback is that although visually very realistic, it is not natural wood and cannot be sanded and varnished again if damaged in any area.

The price for furniture restoration in L'Antiga Esquerra de l'Eixample typically ranges between €95 and €1240. The final figure depends on the property's condition, materials, and time required. We always provide a fixed quote before starting. Call us, text us on WhatsApp, or request your quote online – we'll reply within 10 minutes during business hours. Solid wood parquet is the traditional option. Each plank is 100 percent solid natural wood, typically oak, ash, or walnut. Much more expensive to buy and install, but it gives a unique character to the room as each plank has different natural grain. Its greatest advantage is its indefinite durability. If it wears or gets damaged, it can be sanded and varnished again several times throughout its life. This was the flooring used in old high-standing flats and is what we recommend for premium home renovations where the budget allows.