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Painters in Mallorca

There are 192 painters listed on mallorca.com, with an average rating of 4.7 stars. Whether interior painting, facade work, lacquering or decorative finishes — professional painters give Mallorcan homes a fresh look while contending with the island's particular climate.

The Mediterranean conditions place specific demands on exterior paint: UV-resistance, moisture protection and breathability all matter. Many painters know the traditional limewash (cal) used for the iconic white village facades, and the right material choices keep the finish sound for years. Inside, dehumidification and salt-air-stable primers matter near the coast. Find your painter on mallorca.com.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a painter cost in Mallorca?
Hourly rates are €25-45. Painting a flat (80 m²) costs around €1,500-3,000, a facade €3,000-10,000 depending on size. Get several quotes.
What is a limewash (Cal)?
Cal is the traditional Mallorcan facade paint made from slaked lime. It is breathable, antibacterial and gives houses their typically white appearance. Limewash needs renewing every few years.
Which paints are suitable for facades in Mallorca?
UV-resistant, breathable mineral or silicate paints are recommended for facades. Traditional limewash is especially suitable for historic buildings. Light colours reflect the sun's heat.
How much does a painter cost in Mallorca?
A painter (pintor) in Mallorca charges around €15-30 per square metre for interior walls including materials. Painting a complete 100m² apartment costs around €2,000-4,000. Exterior painting is more demanding due to salt air and UV radiation, costing €25-40 per square metre. Use special salt-resistant paints for facades in Mallorca.
Which paints are recommended for facades in Mallorca?
Silicate-based or lime paints are recommended for facades in Mallorca, as they are breathable and salt-resistant. Many municipalities prescribe specific facade colours in their development plans (Plan General) – typically earth tones, white, or traditional Mallorcan ochre yellow. In listed areas (BIC), strict rules apply. Check with the Ayuntamiento before painting.