A fresh coat of paint is part and parcel for every new home – especially for parents who want the best for their children.
You can save more than $250 on the Nippon Paint Nursery Painting package when you sign up for their package deal at the FairPrice Finest Mothers & Babies Fair 2019.
This is happening from 10AM to 10PM, 29 April to 5 May 2019 at Waterway Point (Village Square, Level 1).
While paint fumes are harmful to young children, Nippon Paint’s Nursery Painting Package (from $550+) uses odourless paints which have low VOC and anti-bacterial properties – perfectly safe for babies.
The package includes 2 coats of premium Odour-less Medifresh*, Odour-less Wall Sealer, and a Pinterest-worthy wall design – that’s fully complimentary!
The Odour-less Medifresh is meant to keep bacteria away and has a 5-year warranty for this exact role.
It’s also known to be the safest paint for improved indoor air quality.
Both have little to no odour, and when combined, offer a new glossy coat of paint for your child’s nursery.
*Odour-less Medifresh can be switched for other products in the Odour-less range.
As the most popular paint company out there, Nippon Paint offers a wide range of colours.
They have gender-neutral colours like yellow, teal, and mint.
You can also sign up for a bundle deal at the Fair to get a complete nursery makeover at $850+.
For busy parents, this is a convenient option that includes the above Nursery Painting package plus furnishings like:
The bundle deal is exclusive only for folks who head down to the FairPrice Baby Show.
You can RSVP and find more information here.
This post was brought to you by Nippon Paint.
Featured image from Nippon Paint Singapore.
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