Marylebone Painters & Decorators
Painting & decorating services
Build your decorating brief element by element: the shutters beside a sash, paper between two alcoves, or the painted parts of a brick frontage. These nine services explain the decisions behind each finish.
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Interior painting
For a Marylebone home with tall front rooms, shuttered windows or a quieter rear aspect, a successful interior scheme starts by looking at each space on its own terms. We plan the decoration around the fabric you have and the rooms you need to use.
Read about interior painting 02Exterior painting
Marylebone’s brick façades depend on the contrast between masonry, painted joinery and metalwork. An exterior decorating brief should say precisely which of those elements needs attention, from a recessed front door to the timber doors of a mews house.
Read about exterior painting 03Wallpaper hanging
Wallpaper can give a Marylebone drawing room or mansion-flat bedroom its own character. The important decisions are often at the edges: how a repeat arrives at the chimney breast, where it meets a shutter recess and what remains visible through the doorway.
Read about wallpaper hanging 04Woodwork and trim painting
A crisp panel edge or a carefully finished shutter can have more presence than a large expanse of wall. For Marylebone interiors and entrances, we give timber details their own preparation and finish decisions, including the parts that need to move.
Read about woodwork and trim painting 05Sash window painting
Marylebone’s recessed sash windows need a brief that reaches beyond the visible frame. We distinguish the painted timber, glazing edges and surrounding reveals, then plan the work around access and the window’s ability to open.
Read about sash window painting 06Stucco painting
In Marylebone, stucco may form the base of a brick terrace or extend across a more formal frontage. Its place in the elevation matters as much as its colour. We begin by establishing the painted area, the repair needs and the finish the building can accept.
Read about stucco painting 07Period property painting
A Marylebone period property may contain several generations of decoration behind its formal frontage. Our painting brief begins with what should survive: the earlier finish, the moulded edge, the joinery and the evidence needed to choose an appropriate method.
Read about period property painting 08Kitchen cabinet painting
For a kitchen within a Marylebone flat or mews home, repainting can be worth considering when the existing cabinetry is suitable to retain. We assess the doors and fixed units first, then plan a finish and working arrangement that suit the kitchen you actually have.
Read about kitchen cabinet painting 09Colour consultation
Marylebone offers more than one visual reference: quiet brick terraces, painted mews doors and the richer materials of mansion blocks. A colour consultation takes those surroundings as context, then builds the palette from your rooms, their daylight and the objects you intend to keep.
Read about colour consultationStart with a conversation
Tell us about your property.
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Tell us what you would like to decorate and where.