Pimlico Painters & Decorators
Pimlico, by its buildings.
A square-facing house, a long terrace and an estate stair are different settings for a repaint. These neighbourhood notes bring the local building history into the practical brief, from an individual flat to a frontage shared by several households.
Sources: Westminster: Pimlico conservation area audit
Discuss your projectA closer look at the neighbourhood
St George’s Square
A square-facing flat belongs to a larger architectural composition. Its rooms can have their own quiet character, while the entrance, railings and external walls need a decision that works for the whole building.
Explore the details 02Warwick & Eccleston Squares
A well-judged repaint around a garden square starts with the relationship between house and terrace. Inside, the choices become more personal: the fall of daylight, the furniture and the details that give each room its scale.
Explore the details 03Belgrave Road & the terraced streets
The repeated windows and entrances of a long terrace reward consistency. A house divided between several homes still needs a coherent external finish, supported by an interior scope that respects each household’s rooms and access.
Explore the details 04Tachbrook Street & Lupus Street
A room above a busy frontage and a shared entrance off a shopping street need a clear plan for daily use. Around Tachbrook and Lupus streets, a useful enquiry describes the home, its approach and the people who share that route.
Explore the details 05Churchill Gardens & the riverside
Post-war housing asks for a different decorating brief from a stucco house. The starting point is the particular block: its original materials, present maintenance specification, shared routes and the authority to instruct work.
Explore the details 06Lillington, Longmoore & the Vincent Square edge
Along the Vauxhall Bridge Road edge, the building’s own design matters more than a general neighbourhood palette. Identify the block, its existing finishes and the applicable conservation guidance before developing the decoration brief.
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.