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Tikkurila Paints – Trusted Nordic Quality for Walls, Furniture & More
Tikkurila is a premium paint brand from Finland, known for its durable finishes, vibrant colours, and eco-conscious formulations. With over 160 years of expertise, Tikkurila paints are a popular choice among professionals and DIY users across Ireland who value quality, safety, and style. Whether you're painting interior walls, wooden furniture, or outdoor surfaces, Tikkurila products deliver superior coverage and long-lasting results.
From moisture-resistant bathroom solutions to breathable ceiling paints and elegant furniture finishes, every product is made for high performance in Irish homes and businesses.
Best-Selling Tikkurila Paints for Interiors
Our collection includes top-rated options like:
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Tikkurila Anti-Reflex White Ceiling Paint (2.3L) – ideal for creating a smooth, non-reflective finish on ceilings, reducing uneven light patches and hiding minor imperfections.
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Optiva 7 Scrub-Resistant Emulsion – a soft-sheen wall paint offering excellent stain resistance and washability, perfect for kitchens, hallways, and busy living areas.
These Tikkurila paints feature high pigment content for rich, consistent colour and are suitable for a wide range of interior surfaces, including plaster, drywall, and old coatings.
What the Numbers in Tikkurila Paint Names Mean
Nearly every Tikkurila paint carries a number after its name, and that number is the sheen level. Low numbers are flat matt, high numbers move towards gloss.
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Number on the tin |
Finish |
Typically used on |
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2 to 7 |
Deep matt |
Ceilings and walls, hides uneven plaster |
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10 |
Matt |
Walls and interior woodwork, flat look |
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20 to 30 |
Semi-matt |
Trim, doors, furniture, wet rooms |
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40 to 50 |
Semi-gloss |
Doors, radiators, metal, floors |
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80 to 90 |
High gloss |
Exterior doors, windows, furniture |
A ceiling paint such as Anti-Reflex 2 sits at the flat end because a matt film reflects no light and stops the ceiling looking uneven. Higher sheens end up on skirting and door frames, where a harder film survives being touched and cleaned.
Wall paints carry a second figure, the EN 13300 wet scrub class:
- class 1 and 2 take repeated cleaning, for hallways and rentals
- class 3 to 5 suit rooms that get wiped rarely
Optiva 7 is the scrub-resistant option in the range. Both figures appear in the technical data sheet on each product page.
Tikkurila Colours and Colour Matching
Tikkurila works from its own Symphony colour system. Free colour cards cover:
- interior shades
- wood stains and lacquers
- masonry
- wooden facades
Order one before you commit. A colour reads differently across a large wall than on a printed swatch, and the sheen level shifts
Why Tikkurila Paint Is Built the Way It Is
Tikkurila started in 1862 as an oil mill in a village outside Helsinki, and the brand still carries that village's name. Production has stayed in Finland ever since, and PPG took over the company in 2021 without changing the formulations or the colour system.
Finnish surfaces face months of damp, repeated freezing and thawing, and little drying weather. Coatings built for that cope with the Irish problems that are almost always about moisture rather than heat:
- north-facing walls that never dry out
- bathrooms without extraction
- timber that swells through the winter
The Finngard Exterior Uni Primer comes out of the same thinking: it evens out how much a porous facade absorbs, so the topcoat over it goes on consistently.
Why Choose Tikkurila Paint from PaintLab?
- Innovative formulations developed for Nordic climates
- Eco-labelled and low-VOC products for safer interiors
- Suitable for wood, masonry, walls, ceilings & furniture
- Fair Tikkurila paint prices and regular stock updates
- Fast online delivery across Ireland
Whether you're looking to refresh your home or tackle a large renovation, you can buy Tikkurila paint online at PaintLab with confidence. Our expert team is here to help with colour matching, product recommendations, and order support.
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