Pimlico Painters & Decorators
Decisions before decoration.
Use these guides to make the unresolved parts of a decorating project visible. They cover the relationship between a terrace and its colour scheme, the responsibilities around common parts, occupied flats and the practicalities of access from the street.
Discuss your projectExplore decisions before decoration.
Stucco colour, finish & consent
A pale facade can look straightforward until several different whites meet along a terrace. In Pimlico, colour belongs in a wider decision about the existing coating, architectural detail and the approvals for the proposed work.
Explore the details 02Organising a communal repaint
When a house contains several flats, the external wall still reads as one elevation. A clear communal brief gives everyone the same proposal to consider and keeps individual preferences from becoming contradictory instructions on site.
Explore the details 03Flat interiors & the shared stair
The best starting point for a flat repaint is how the home is used. Describe the rooms you want to change, the details you want to keep and the parts of the building that other residents must continue to use.
Explore the details 04Access, parking & working hours
An exterior programme depends on more than the weather and a chosen colour. Confirm how people, equipment and materials will reach the building, where they can remain and which approvals cover each part of that arrangement.
Explore the detailsYour Pimlico property
Let’s put the work
into a clear brief.
Tell us which rooms or shared surfaces need attention, the property address and your role in the building. Include any existing colour schedule or managing-agent requirements in your outline.
Describe the proposed work
Start with the address, the areas to decorate and any arrangements already agreed for the building.