Calm, carefuldecorating forBath homes.
Interiors, sash windows and exteriors, prepared properly and finished by hand. Floors covered, rooms left tidy, and colour advice when you want it.
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Decorating, done the slow way where it counts.
Most of a good finish is the work you never see. We take the time on filling, sanding and priming, then lay off every coat so it dries even.
Interior painting
Walls, ceilings and woodwork in the right finish for each room, with sharp cut-in lines and no patchiness.
Exterior painting
Render, masonry, fascias and front doors washed down, repaired and coated, booked for dry, mild weather.
Sash windows
Old paint eased back, joints filled and frames painted without sticking the sashes shut.
Wallpaper hanging
Walls lined where needed, patterns matched at every join, and feature walls hung straight.
Kitchen cabinets
Tired units cleaned, keyed, primed and sprayed or brushed in a hard-wearing finish.
Plaster & woodwork repairs
Cracks raked out, dents filled and skirting, doors and spindles brought back before painting.
Find the mood before you pick the tin.
Hover or tap a shade to see how it sits in a panelled room. When you're ready, the planner below adds your mood to the room list.
Screens never show paint exactly. We paint sample patches on your own walls, in your own light, before you decide.
Build your room list, then send it.
Tap the rooms, choose a finish and a colour mood. Your list goes straight to us on WhatsApp, so we arrive knowing what you want.
Your room list
3 itemsAdd photos in the chat if you can. Prefer to talk? 07700 900008
Four steps, no surprises.
From the first message to the last dust sheet folded away, you'll know what's happening and when.
Send your rooms
Use the planner, WhatsApp a few photos or just ring. Rough sizes help but aren't needed.
We come and look
We check walls, woodwork and any damp or cracking, and talk through colours and finishes.
A written quote
Preparation, number of coats and the paint we'll use, all set out so you can compare fairly.
Painted and tidied
Rooms protected each morning and cleared each evening, with a walk round together at the end.
The kind of decorator you'd happily leave a key with.
Preparation first
Filling, sanding and spot priming done properly, because that's what makes a finish last.
Dust sheets, every time
Floors, furniture and fittings covered before we open a tin, and the room cleared each evening.
Period homes understood
Old lime plaster and timber need breathable paints and a gentle hand. We'll tell you what suits your walls.
Straight answers
A clear quote, honest advice on what needs doing now and what can wait, and no pressure.
Bath, and the villages around it.
From Georgian terraces in the centre to cottages out towards the Avon valley. Not sure if we cover you? Send a message and ask.
- Bath
- Bathwick
- Widcombe
- Larkhall
- Combe Down
- Weston
- Odd Down
- Batheaston
- Bathford
- Freshford
- Saltford
- Keynsham
- Box
- Corsham
- Bradford-on-Avon
What customers say.
Every review shown exactly as the customer wrote it, linked back to Google so anyone can check.
Your Google reviews show here, word for word, with a link to your listing.
Your Google reviews show here, word for word, with a link to your listing.
Your Google reviews show here, word for word, with a link to your listing.
Good to know.
Anything else, just ask. We'd rather answer a question now than surprise you later.
How long does a room take?
An average room often takes one to three days. It depends on how much preparation is needed, drying times and how many coats the colour needs.
Do I need to empty the room?
Clearing small things and valuables helps. Bigger furniture is usually moved to the middle and covered. We'll agree what needs moving before we start.
Matt, eggshell or satinwood?
Matt suits most walls and ceilings and hides small marks. Washable matt is good for hallways and family rooms. Eggshell and satinwood are tougher and wipeable, so they suit woodwork, kitchens and bathrooms.
Do you work on older and listed homes?
Yes. Older Bath homes often have lime plaster and old timber that need breathable paints. If your home is listed, check with the council before changing outside colours, as you may need consent.
When is the best time for outside work?
Usually late spring to early autumn. Paint needs dry surfaces and mild temperatures to cure, so we plan exterior work around the forecast.
Tell us about your rooms.
A few lines and some photos are plenty. We'll reply to arrange a visit and a written quote.
- hello@example.co.uk
- Bath and surrounding villages