Soho Painters & Decorators
A decorating brief shaped by Soho.
Soho Painters & Decorators is a route to discuss carefully considered decoration with Hampstead Renovations Limited: the rooms people live in, the premises they work in and the details that give each building its character.
Discuss your project
A service defined by the property
An enquiry might begin with a panelled stair, a restaurant’s worn joinery or a studio changing its room layout. The first task is to understand that particular request. Identify what is staying, what needs assessment and what the occupier wants to change. A useful proposal brings those decisions together with the building’s access and approval requirements.
Attention to the life around the room
Colour and preparation belong alongside everyday practicalities. A household may need a bedroom throughout; a bar may have a restricted closure; an office may be sharing its stair with residents. Describe those conditions at the outset so the proposed sequence can address them. Alternative working hours remain subject to the relevant checks and agreement.
Company identity and correspondence
Soho Painters & Decorators is the painting & decorating division of Hampstead Renovations Limited (Company No. 16838595). The address below is the company’s correspondence address. Please also provide the address of the Soho property when describing your project.
- Unit 3 Palace Court, 250 Finchley Road, London NW3 6DN
- Telephone: 020 7101 3168
- WhatsApp: 07459 345456
- Email: contact@hampsteadrenovations.co.uk
Guidance with a traceable basis
The local pages draw architectural examples and planning context from named public sources. Those examples help explain what to investigate at a property; they are not accounts of company projects. The proposed work still needs its own inspection, permissions where relevant and accepted scope. Use the linked references to support that conversation.
Tell us what you have in mind
A room. A frontage.
A place to begin.
Share the Soho property address and a short outline of the work. For occupied premises, add the hours the space can be released and any instructions from the person managing the building.
Introduce your project
A little about the rooms, their condition and your intended finish will help frame the conversation.