Walls say everything about the feel of your home. So be carefu while choosing their colour. The most commmon wall finish for a new building (since there will be some moisture) is oil bound distemper.
Another option is emulsion, which can be used on new surfaces.
With a plethora of options available, walls are covered with more than simple flat paint.
The demand is for walls with multilple colours, textures and oversized patterns. Speciality finishes have caught on in a big way. Walls that have been finished with a speciality finish are easier to clean and the dirt is less obvious.
Speciality finish is a good choice for high traffic areas, such as the entrance hall or kids' room. It can also camouflage a wall that is in poor condition.
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