Bedroom — stripped back and finished
Old paper removed, walls made good, then filled, sanded and painted in a warm neutral with crisp white trim.
Old paper removed, walls made good, then filled, sanded and painted in a warm neutral with crisp white trim.
Risers primed and sprayed to a sharp, even white, with the oak treads left natural. The line between the two is where this job is won or lost.
Ceiling and walls prepared from bare substrate, then finished in a soft warm tone that keeps the room bright without going stark white.
Nine seconds through a room we took back to bare and finished.
Coating a kitchen door in a deep grey. The units stay in place and the inside of the cupboard stays clean.
The line where the wall meets the ceiling, cut by hand with a brush. No tape. This is the part that separates a tidy job from a scruffy one.
Twenty-five seconds along a finished cabinet door so you can see the surface properly — no brush marks, no roller texture.
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