Interior decorating built around preparation.
For a crisp, durable finish, surfaces need to be properly assessed and prepared before the final coats go on. We undertake filling, localised plaster repairs, caulking, dustless sanding and priming as required, then apply the selected finish with close attention to edges, junctions and architectural details.
Interior work includes
- Walls and ceilings
- Doors, frames, skirtings and architraves
- Staircases, balustrades and panelling
- Sash windows and period joinery
- Feature colours and full colour schemes
- Spray finishing where appropriate
- Wallpaper preparation and hanging
We regularly work with Benjamin Moore, Farrow & Ball and Little Greene, alongside other quality products selected to suit the substrate and required performance.
Planning an interior decorating project?
Tell us about the rooms, existing condition and finish you have in mind.
From the first repair to the final coat.
We start by discussing what you want to keep, what needs changing and the condition of the existing paintwork. Floors, furniture and adjacent finishes are protected before preparation begins. The scope can include plaster patch repairs, dry lining and making good after a leak, alongside the painting.
Rooms with detailed joinery need particular care around doors, skirtings and window frames. Our woodwork and sash-window painting can be included with walls and ceilings. For patterned finishes, we also offer wallpaper hanging.
Choosing the finish
We discuss colours, sheen and how each room will be used, then select suitable preparation and paint products. Benjamin Moore, Farrow & Ball and Little Greene are among the brands we work with. Spray application can be considered where the surface and working conditions suit it.
See examples of our hallway, staircase and panelling work. Include the number of rooms, current condition and any occupied areas when requesting a quote.
One room, hall and stairs, or a whole home?
For a room refresh, tell us whether the quote should include the ceiling, doors, skirtings and window frames as well as the walls. For a hallway or staircase, photographs of the full height and balustrades help explain access and preparation. For a whole-property project, list the rooms and any areas that will stay in use.
What affects the decorating quote?
The number and size of rooms, surface condition, repairs, wallpaper removal, detailed woodwork, access and chosen materials all affect the work involved. A few photographs help Tom discuss a realistic scope before a price is agreed.
Discuss your interior project