Professional House Painting in Hampstead

We work room by room: ceiling first, walls, then woodwork. This sequence prevents drips and avoids touch-up work.

Victorian mansion flats in Belsize Park often have magnolia layered over original features. Stripping and stabilising the build-up before applying a Farrow and Ball palette across high-ceilinged rooms requires proper preparation. For detailed guidance, see our interior painting page.

Exterior work covers masonry, timber sash windows, front doors, fascias, soffits, and garden walls. Georgian townhouses have lime-mortared facades requiring breathable masonry paint.

We specify products matched to surface material at the site visit. Breathable systems are not optional on listed properties. For full detail, see our exterior painting page.

Interior work runs first, floor by floor. Exterior scaffold goes up once interior is complete or in parallel on upper floors, avoiding dust contamination.

In occupied properties, we work to a room-by-room schedule agreed upfront. One bedroom remains habitable throughout. We provide a written schedule before starting.

Hampstead village properties have lime plaster internally and lime render externally. Both need breathable products and specialist preparation. Cornicing, ceiling roses, dado rails, and original timber windows are standard.

We have over ten years of experience on Georgian and Victorian properties across NW3 and NW6. Listed building requirements are understood and respected.

Pre-sale decoration improves first impressions and supports asking price in the NW London market. A two-bed flat can be refreshed in four to five days.

We advise on colour choices that present well on viewings. Neutral Farrow and Ball tones on walls with crisp white woodwork is proven in this market.