Ceiling above the shower - LED spots

My brother is a master painter... trust me with the latex. Use Herbol Zenit PU or similar. They also use Herbol in the company.

So I don't have drywall, but a normal reinforced concrete ceiling. There is no condensation visible on it after showering and of course nothing is dripping. You should really make sure that the drywall does not get too wet... in that respect, I consider Nordlys' contribution to be logically correct.

Does latex paint not drip? , sorry, but this paint is simply too expensive for that one square meter for me. But thanks for the suggestion. It might be that I use this paint for the living room...

However, the LED spots obviously require drilling into the drywall. That is definitely a weak point.

Do you have no wall surfaces in the bathroom/guest WC? This color is not for the living room. Scrub-resistant. You don't need this in the living room, possibly still in the kitchen instead of a tile backsplash.

But I have wall surfaces there, but they will be plastered. At least that's the plan.

The kitchen is already finished. I only have tiles on the floor there. The kitchen backsplash is a panel with the same decor as the countertop.

Okay, the color is actually not suitable for the living room. More for the hallway area, because of wear and tear.

And a small amount... you go to the master painter with a 1000 g yogurt cup with a lid, empty, get some latex filled in, hand him a 10 [Euro bill], and that's it.