The best paint for Nigerian bathrooms must fight constant steam, condensation and mould while staying wipeable. In 2026 the choice is between anti-mould eggshell, satin and semi-gloss. Here’s what actually lasts in humid Nigerian bathrooms.
Comparison table content (written as bullet blocks) Anti-Mould Eggshell
- Mould inhibitors + good wipeability
- Prestige Timeless Anti-Mould Eggshell – current bestseller in Lagos & Abuja bathrooms
- Best for: most bathroom walls, moderate steam
Satin Finish
- Higher sheen = easier to wipe soap scum & water marks
- Prestige Timeless Interior Satin – top pick for high-steam showers
- Best for: shower walls, around bathtub
Semi-Gloss
- Maximum moisture & stain resistance
- Prestige Timeless Interior Semi-Gloss – ideal for very wet zones & high-touch areas
- Best for: bathroom ceilings, doors, trim
Quick recommendation for most Nigerian bathrooms
- Walls → Prestige Anti-Mould Eggshell or Satin
- Ceiling → Anti-Mould Eggshell or Semi-Gloss
- Very steamy shower area → Semi-Gloss
Extra tips that stop mould in Nigerian bathrooms
- Use exhaust fan or open window during/after shower
- Apply 2 full coats (never 1)
- Touch up every 2–3 years in high-use bathrooms
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