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Satinwood has a good light shein finish that doesn't go yellow quite as bad a gloss but you will need to use two coats of undercoat and i would recommend a good quality paint like dulux.
You can lay laminite floor over tiles but you will require an underlay, a foil backed roll would be ideal. you don't have to remove skurting as this can cause more unnecessary work, instead use what's called a scotia strip to go around infront of the skirting to hide any expansion gaps. finally you can get door threshold strips that match the laminite floor and vary in hight to accommodate going from one floor hight to another.
It won't let me look at you image on pinintrest but as i see it you have a few options, you can either plug and screw 25mm x 50mm battens vertically, directly onto the masonry wall every 600mm appart then use a taippered edge plasterboard and screw the boards onto the battens then use a jointing filler and fill all screws and joints, sand smooth and then paint. if you need the wall to come out further then make up a new stud wall using 100mm x 50mm timber every 400mm centers you can fix it to the floor and ceiling joists by either nail or screws (check for pipes and cables first) then fix your plasterboard to new stud wall.