Holland Park · Painting & Decorating

Painting & decorating
for Holland Park homes.

Painting and decorating for Holland Park homes. Interiors, exteriors and the details that give a room its character.

Illustrative period room with olive panelled doors, white cornicing and a timber sash window
Generated illustration · a study in colour and detail

Holland Park Painters is the painting & decorating division of Hampstead Renovations Limited (Company No. 16838595)

The work, in detail

From the first sample
to the final coat.

Walls and ceilings, period mouldings and painted joinery each need a considered specification. Start with the service you have in mind.

Illustrative paint sample boards beside painted timber panelling and a sash window
Generated illustration · materials and finishes

Our approach

The finish starts
beneath the surface.

A clear brief brings the surface condition, preparation and materials together. It also makes the quotation easier to understand.

  1. Understand the property

    Identify the surfaces, retained features and practical constraints.

  2. Agree the specification

    Define preparation, products, protection and what is included.

  3. Plan the handover

    Review the work against the brief and retain the finish information.

Read about our approach

Holland Park & nearby London

Begin with your address.

Period rooms, flats and shared entrances bring different questions. Our area guides help you put together a useful brief.

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Your decorating enquiry

Tell us what you
have in mind.

Share the rooms, surfaces and full postcode. Include any concerns about existing finishes or access, and we can discuss the next step.

020 7101 3168

How quotations work

Start the conversation

A brief description of your property and the work is enough to begin.

Read our privacy policy about how we handle your enquiry.

Questions before you begin

What should I include in a decorating enquiry?

Send the full postcode, the rooms or surfaces involved and a short description of their condition. Photographs, colour ideas and any access restrictions are useful.

How is the quotation put together?

The proposed scope should identify preparation, materials, surfaces, access and exclusions. Any assumptions or work needing further assessment should be stated.

Can the property remain occupied?

Explain which rooms need to stay in use. Access, protection, ventilation and the sequence of work need to be discussed before arrangements are agreed.

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