"Very tidy work, everything neatly masked off and left broom-clean. The living room has turned out beautifully."
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Interior painting is more than a new colour on the wall. An Amsterdam upper-floor flat with high ceilings and old cornices calls for different work than a terraced house in Zaandam with smooth plasterboard walls, or a new-build flat where the walls are still bare. Oranje Kwast paints walls, ceilings, window frames and doors in homes across Noord-Holland, with an eye for those differences and for the details that truly finish a room.
You deal directly with the master painter behind Oranje Kwast. He visits in person for a free consultation, assesses the condition of the surfaces and discusses with you whether spraying or rolling works best in your rooms. Within 48 hours of that visit you have a clear, written quote in hand, so you know in advance what will happen and what it will cost.
Your home stays liveable while the work is under way. Floors and furniture are carefully covered, edges and skirting boards are neatly masked, and at the end every room is left clean and broom swept. If you live in the capital, also read what is involved in interior painting in Amsterdam, from narrow staircases to parquet floors that need extra protection.
When you think of interior painting, the walls come to mind first, but the ceiling and the woodwork shape the look of a room just as much. A yellowed ceiling or a window frame with flaking paint stands out the moment the walls are fresh again. That is why Oranje Kwast always looks at the room as a whole.
Having a ceiling sprayed is one of the most requested indoor jobs. How it works and why the result is so smooth is explained under ceiling spraying.
Spraying and rolling both give a fine result, but they suit different situations. With spraying, the latex is finely atomised and applied in thin, even coats. That gives a smooth surface that dries quickly, ideal for large walls, high ceilings and new-build homes with little furniture in them yet. In a newer district such as Westwijk in Amstelveen or Weidevenne in Purmerend, spraying is therefore often the first choice. Because everything that must stay paint free has to be masked carefully, the preparation does take longer.
Rolling is often more practical in a smaller or already furnished room, or when only a few walls are getting a new colour. The finish has a slightly livelier texture and less needs to be covered. Our painter looks at each room to see what works best and explains the differences honestly. You will find a detailed comparison under spraying or rolling latex.
A crisp coat of paint stands or falls with the surface underneath. Holes and cracks are filled, old layers on frames and doors are sanded, and where needed a primer or undercoat goes on first. Oranje Kwast works exclusively with premium brands such as Sigma, Sikkens and Wijzonol, and advises which product suits your room: a scrub-resistant latex for the hallway and the children's room, a breathable wall paint for old walls, a hard lacquer for doors.
Indoors, Oranje Kwast works with fixed prices, all excluding VAT: walls €17 per m², ceilings €20.65 per m², panelling €30 per m², floors €25 per m², a door with frame €150 and a window frame €153 each, and stairs €58 per component. The minimum charge per job is €300 excluding VAT. What a job costs in total depends on the number of square metres, the condition of the walls and the amount of woodwork; more on this under what interior painting costs. The quote form gives an instant price indication, and the final price follows after the free consultation.
"Very tidy work, everything neatly masked off and left broom-clean. The living room has turned out beautifully."
"Quick communication, a fixed price up front and the exterior paintwork looks great. Definitely recommended."
"Scheduled within a week and the result is crisper than I had hoped. The window frames look like new."
Answers to questions people often ask about interior painting in Amsterdam, Zaandam and the surrounding area.
Yes, that is usually no problem at all. The work is done room by room and floors and furniture are covered, so the rest of your home stays usable.
Sprayed latex is often touch dry within a few hours. With good ventilation you can usually use a room normally again within a day.
Indoors, the work is done with paint from Sigma, Sikkens or Wijzonol. For each room you get advice on the type of paint and the sheen level that suits it best.
For painting work on homes older than two years, 9% VAT on labour generally applies, while the paint itself falls under 21%. If in doubt, check the current rules at belastingdienst.nl.
It helps if small items, pictures and curtains are removed beforehand. Large furniture can go to the middle of the room and is then carefully covered.
Yes, interior work comes with a guarantee too. At handover you walk through every room with our painter, so any small points are touched up straight away.
Our painter visits without obligation to discuss your wishes. You receive a clear quote with no surprises afterwards.
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