ᐅ Interior plaster in the bathroom

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ypg schrieb:
No fleece, no plaster.
Drywall panels directly primed and painted.

Did the same, using drywall paint (white) applied directly to the drywall panels on the ceiling and to the plaster on the walls. Minor unevenness was sanded down beforehand, and small holes were filled with putty. It looks great and you save the primer since it’s included in the paint. In the master bathroom, we want to take a similar approach but are still unsure which paint color to choose (white wall tiles up to 1.20m (4 feet) high except in the shower area where they go up to the ceiling, and brown floor tiles with a wood texture). Three walls will be white, but one long wall should be brownish or beige, to match the floor tiles.

Regards,
Thomas

Use shark grey

And is there a ready-made paint or a color code for that? Basically, not bad, since we also want to use grayish tones in the living room, kitchen, and hallway.

We mixed it by hand. A touch of black in a lot of white.

I need to show the better half what she means ;-) She wanted to decide on the master bathroom... I was allowed the guest bathroom, haha.