Marylebone Painters & Decorators
The decorating notebook
Four notes for Marylebone owners and occupiers: how to read a period room, arrange work in a mansion block, investigate permission and get equipment from the kerb to the right floor.
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Painting, colour & listed-building consent
A Georgian frontage, a shuttered room and a mews garage door raise different questions. For a Marylebone heritage enquiry, describe the fabric and the proposed treatment before settling the palette.
Read about painting, colour & listed-building consent 02Access, parking & deliveries
The last part of a delivery can govern the day’s work: a turn into a Portman mews, the steps to a townhouse or the shared stair to a flat. Plan that route before booking materials.
Read about access, parking & deliveries 03A decorating brief for a period home
Marylebone’s Georgian houses, adapted consulting rooms and former service mews ask different things of a decorating scheme. Begin by separating the surviving fabric from later alterations and the rooms’ present needs.
Read about a decorating brief for a period home 04Decorating a mansion flat
A mansion-flat scheme has two settings: the rooms you occupy and the larger building they belong to. In Marylebone, begin with the block’s character and management arrangements before deciding the interior finishes.
Read about decorating a mansion flatStart with a conversation
Tell us about your property.
Share the address, the rooms or surfaces, and what you have in mind.
Your project details
Tell us what you would like to decorate and where.