The best paint for Nigerian kitchen walls must resist cooking oil splatter, steam, frequent wiping and still look good after months of use. In 2026 the real choice is between anti-mould eggshell, satin and semi-gloss. Here’s what actually lasts in Nigerian kitchens.
Comparison table content (written as bullet blocks) Anti-Mould Eggshell
- Good mould resistance + decent wipeability
- Prestige Timeless Anti-Mould Eggshell – current bestseller for most kitchen walls
- Best for: moderate cooking, open-plan kitchens
Satin Finish
- Easier to wipe grease & oil splatter than eggshell
- Prestige Timeless Interior Satin – top pick for heavy cooking kitchens
- Best for: walls near stove, high-steam areas
Semi-Gloss
- Maximum grease & stain resistance
- Prestige Timeless Interior Semi-Gloss – ideal for backsplashes & high-touch zones
- Best for: kitchens with lots of frying, around cooker hood
Quick recommendation for most Nigerian kitchens
- Normal cooking → Prestige Anti-Mould Eggshell or Satin
- Heavy frying & oil splatter → Prestige Satin or Semi-Gloss
- Ceiling → Anti-Mould Eggshell (less visible grease)
Extra tips that stop kitchen wall stains
- Use exhaust fan or open window during cooking
- Apply 2 full coats (never 1)
- Touch up every 2–3 years in heavy-use kitchens
Not sure which is the best paint for Nigerian kitchen walls in your home? Tell us your cooking style → we’ll recommend the right finish and send free A4 samples.
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