Paint brand information
Tikkurila Paint Products and Finishes
Explore Tikkurila product families represented by Designer Colours and compare the manufacturer’s current interior, exterior and specialist paint guidance. Any Designer Colours ordering, stock or showroom service is published separately through verified facts.
Colour and product discovery
Browse Tikkurila colours and finishes
Tikkurila product families
These are maintained product references, not a claim of current physical stock. Confirm the exact product, colour, base, finish, pack and fulfilment method before travelling or ordering.
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Ordering and showroom information
What Designer Colours can confirm
Use this page to research Tikkurila colours, collections and finishes. Brand-specific ordering, sampling and showroom options will appear here when Designer Colours has confirmed the exact service and route.
Choosing a Tikkurila product and finish
Choose by interior or exterior location, substrate, required durability and sheen. The Tikkurila catalogue includes distinct products for walls, ceilings, wood, metal, masonry, floors and other specialist surfaces.
Further guidance
Details and common questions
About Tikkurila
Tikkurila is a Nordic paint and coatings brand rooted in Finland, with a dedicated UK operation.
Its current UK catalogue spans interior, exterior and specialist products across full-matt to full-gloss sheen groups and many different surfaces.
How should I narrow the Tikkurila range?
Start with the surface and whether it is indoors or outside, then compare the required sheen and performance. Tikkurila publishes separate products for many substrates, so colour alone is not enough to choose the coating.
What should I confirm before ordering?
Confirm the exact colour, product range, finish, base, pack size, current availability, price, collection or delivery method, and expected lead time. A colour catalogue record alone does not confirm any of these.
Why can the screen colour differ?
Displays, room lighting, neighbouring materials, substrate and sheen can all change perception. Use digital colour for discovery, then judge an appropriate physical sample in the real space.