Discover the Superior Shine and Durability of Mebel Arts' Lacquered Kitchen Furniture Collection

What is lacquer?

Lacquer, a material with a tumultuous history that originates from the Persian word "لك" (lakk), has evolved into a pivotal element in the design of modern kitchen furniture. Brought to Europe via trade routes, lacquer became popular for its stunning smooth surface, which is difficult to achieve with other types of paint.

Lacquer offers an impressive smooth appearance that doesn't easily allow bacteria and dirt to settle, making cleaning simpler. The hard surface created by the lacquer is quite wear-resistant, although it is less scratch-resistant. However, frequent maintenance is required to maintain its shine. Lacquer can also be sensitive to certain cleaners and solvents, a factor that must be considered in its selection and use.

Another significant issue with lacquer is its tendency to change shade under UV light exposure. Over time, lacquer may undergo slight changes in tone, especially in areas exposed to intense natural light. This property requires careful consideration when planning the use of lacquer in different spaces, especially those exposed to sunlight.

In summary, lacquer paint offers an excellent choice for those seeking a modern, elegant, and timeless design in the kitchen. It provides an impressive smooth appearance that is easy to clean and maintains its aesthetics even after years of use. However, its sensitivity to UV rays and the need for frequent maintenance are factors that must be considered, along with the caution in using cleaners and solvents. With proper care and maintenance, lacquered furniture can offer an unparalleled combination of aesthetics and functionality.

It is recommended for use on:

1. Kitchen furniture
2. Bedroom wardrobes
3. Bathroom furniture
4. Living room furniture construction

It is not recommended for use on:

1. Outdoor areas
2. Open semi-outdoor spaces