Earl's Court Painters & Decorators
A familiar frontage. A particular brief.
Behind the tall terraces are individual flats, shared entrances and rooms welcoming temporary guests. These five starting points connect the type of property to the decisions its decoration requires. Our focus throughout is Earl's Court, SW5.
Discuss your projectFind your starting point.
Garden-square terraces
The tall terrace is central to Earl's Court's architectural character, but its painted surfaces are only part of the composition. A well-considered scheme allows brick, stucco, window joinery and ironwork to keep their separate roles.
Explore this brief 02Converted flats & shared stairs
In a converted house, the front door may lead to several separate homes. Private interiors and shared circulation need different instructions, even when the work is being planned at the same time.
Explore this brief 03Mansion blocks
A mansion block has its own hierarchy of spaces: the street entrance, the principal hall, stairs and corridors, then the individual flat. A decorative scheme should make sense across those transitions while recognising who controls each part.
Explore this brief 04Lettings & short-let flats
A well-defined repaint helps a landlord or lettings agent understand what can be achieved during a vacant interval. The starting point is the flat in its present condition, with the next occupation treated as a programme requirement to assess.
Explore this brief 05Small hotels & guest houses
A guest-house terrace combines the fabric of a house with the routines of guest accommodation. Bedrooms, the shared stair and the frontage may all need renewal, but they should not be treated as one undifferentiated decorating task.
Explore this briefArrange an Earl's Court repaint
A room, a staircase,
a whole elevation.
Start with the part of the property you want to change. Add who occupies it, when it can be released and whether a managing agent or freeholder needs to approve the work.
Tell us what you have in mind
Please include the SW5 address, the rooms or exterior elements and your proposed timing.