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Biennale White (L162)

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How to Style Seagull Point in Your Home

From the Asian Paints range, Seagull Point (L113) is a delicately light white that reads understated and timeless on a wall. Its lightness gives you flexibility in where you use it, small spaces benefit especially, as it visually expands the room.

Best Rooms for Seagull Point

  • Small rooms and studio apartments: Maximises the sense of space, light neutrals visually expand a room more than any other shade family.
  • Drawing rooms and living rooms: Acts as a flexible backdrop that lets furniture, art and textiles take centre stage.
  • Rental-friendly full-home use: Universally appealing if you're painting an apartment you may rent out or sell, broad buyer/tenant appeal.

Lighting & Finish

Lighting: Light neutrals reflect a high amount of natural light, making them one of the safest choices across different orientations, they shift gently from warm to cool with the time of day.

Recommended finish: For finish, a matte or low-sheen emulsion (such as Asian Paints Royale Matt) brings out the softness of light shades; in high-traffic areas like hallways, children's rooms and kitchens, choose a satin or eggshell finish for easier cleaning and humidity resistance, important in Indian climates.

Frequently Asked Question's

Seagull Point (L113) is a beautiful shade from Asian Paints that adds freshness and elegance to walls.
It is suitable for bedrooms, living areas, study rooms, and kids’ rooms.
Seagull Point blends well with colours like white, soft grey, beige, pastel tones, and wooden décor elements.
This shade can be used with finishes such as matte finish paints, silk finish coatings, and luxury emulsions.
Yes. Seagull Point can make smaller rooms appear brighter and more spacious due to its light tone.
Yes. Seagull Point can also be used as a feature wall colour to create a focal point in the room.