Asian Paints Berger Royale Luxury Matt Emulsion, 1L, Fawn, Sample/Touch‑Up Size, Low Odour

This interior emulsion is suitable for walls and woodwork in living spaces, bedrooms, corridors, and other indoor areas. It’s designed for plaster, masonry, and drywall surfaces typically found inside homes.

Fawn is a warm neutral tone that pairs well with creams, taupes, and browns. It also works nicely as a calming backdrop when used with white ceilings and trims or as a subtle contrast with richer accent colors.

Start with a clean, dry surface. Stir well before use. Apply with a good quality brush or roller in even coats. For best results, apply two coats, allowing adequate drying time between coats (typically 4–6 hours, depending on conditions).

Two coats are generally recommended for a rich, uniform finish. Between coats, allow drying time of several hours (commonly 4–6 hours) in normal indoor conditions.

Yes, the finish is washable and scrubbable, making it practical for living areas and family rooms where walls may need occasional cleaning. It’s designed for long-lasting interior use.

Ventilate the area well during application. Wear protective clothing if needed, and avoid skin and eye contact. Keep out of reach of children and store as per standard product guidelines.

If you’re comparing premium interior mattes, you can consider: 1) Berger Royale Luxury Matt Emulsion 1L (https://fepy.com/product/berger-royale-luxury-matt-emulsion-1l) for a like-for-like luxury finish; 2) Asian Paints Royale Luxury Matt Emulsion 1L (https://fepy.com/product/asian-paints-royale-luxury-matt-emulsion-1l) as another premium option from the Royale range; 3) Berger Silk Emulsion (https://fepy.com/product/berger-silk-emulsion-1l) for a slightly satin finish if you want a different sheen.

Key specs include: 1 L capacity, Luxury Matt emulsion finish, interior use, washability/scrubbability, and durability claims (up to several years under typical indoor conditions). Shade available: Fawn.

The product is suitable for interior walls and woodwork. For bare wood or previously finished wood, prepare the surface properly and consider a suitable primer before applying the topcoat for best adhesion and finish.

If you’re aiming for a luxurious, refined matte look with easy maintenance and longer durability, this premium emulsion offers a strong value proposition compared to standard interior paints, though it may come at a higher price point.

Prepare the surface by cleaning, repairing cracks, and ensuring it’s dry before painting. Lightly sand glossy areas and remove dust. After painting, cure the walls by avoiding heavy cleaning for a short period; use mild soap and water for routine cleaning once the finish has cured.