To bring visual interest to a room a ceiling could be finished in matte the walls in satin and the trim in semi gloss to create contrast with harmony between the different surfaces.
Satin vs matte wall paint.
Most brands of paint come in several sheens and both latex and oil based paints are available in different sheen levels.
Gloss sheens have the highest light reflective characteristics.
Matte and flat finishes cover imperfections in surface and application making them a great choice for ceilings as well as walls in the bedroom.
Flat or matte paint has no gloss and is difficult to clean.
Next are semigloss sheens.
Satin paint finishes are slightly more reflective than eggshell paint finishes giving walls a silky finish that has a slight glow.
Flat eggshell and satin paint are best for interior walls whereas semi gloss and gloss paint are best for trim and woodwork.
Then satin eggshell or low lustre sheens.
And then flat or matte sheens.
What s the difference between matte satin flat and gloss paint.
Matte paint matte finish is nearly as shine free as flat again providing excellent hide and depth of color with slightly more durability.
These paint finishes deliver a smooth subtle look and show little to no sheen when dry since they absorb light.
Satin paint nearly opposite in reflectivity durability and ease of cleaning high gloss paints are not ideally suited to the same areas of the home as eggshell paints.
Eggshell paints are a far better choice for walls and low traffic areas of the home because they are harder to clean effectively.
It s better suited to a bedroom than a kitchen or.
Flat finished walls with high gloss trim create a visually jarring effect and draw attention away from furnishing or wall art.
Matte finish paint also withstands frequent washing even when applied in busier areas like hallways and family rooms.
Regal select interior matte 548 is a professional painter favorite for its ease of application and smooth feel after drying.