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Interior decorating
Walls, ceilings and woodwork with an agreed preparation standard.
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Rooms, carefully considered.
Interior decorating, exterior finishes and colour planning, with preparation and protection agreed before work begins.
A considered finish for every surface
A well-finished room begins before the paint is opened. We take time to understand its surfaces, light and everyday use, then agree the preparation and finishes that belong in the brief.
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Exterior finishes
A specification for external woodwork, masonry and metalwork.
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Colour and finish planning
A practical conversation about samples, sheen and adjoining materials.
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From the room brief to the walkthrough
- 01
Walk through the brief
We list the rooms and surfaces together, noting finish preferences, known repairs and the way the spaces will be used during the work.
- 02
Set the specification
Agree preparation, protection, coating choices and sample approval before the programme is confirmed.
- 03
Review the finish
We use the agreed scope for the final walkthrough and record any follow-up items clearly.
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Useful questions.
What affects a decorating estimate?
The surfaces included, existing condition, preparation, coating choices, protection and access all influence the scope. A room count alone does not describe the work.
Can we choose colours before the project starts?
Yes, colour and finish planning can be part of the brief. We agree a sample-review process and record the approved selections before decorating.
Can work take place in an occupied home?
Tell us how the rooms will be used and any access constraints. We can discuss protection, sequencing and what needs to be moved before work is agreed.
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