Soho Painters & Decorators
The streets behind the Soho address.
Our focus is Soho in W1D and W1F: the squares and Georgian streets, market frontages, creative workspaces and rooms above the trading floor. These local guides connect architectural context with the practical questions for a repaint. Check heritage designation using the full property address.
Sources: Westminster: Soho and Chinatown conservation area audit; Westminster: conservation-area address checks
Discuss your projectSoho, street by street
Soho Square, Greek, Frith & Dean streets
For a room overlooking the square or a narrow upper floor off Dean Street, begin with the building’s own detail. The useful brief reaches from the street entrance to the deepest part of the interior.
Read about soho square, greek, frith & dean streets 02Meard Street & Berwick Street
A panelled house and a market-facing frontage ask different things of the same trade. Around Meard Street and Berwick Street, a useful decorating proposal makes those differences explicit.
Read about meard street & berwick street 03Golden Square & its approaches
A workspace facing the garden has a different daily rhythm from a restaurant or a private flat. Around Golden Square, organise the work by the room’s use and the fabric that will remain visible.
Read about golden square & its approaches 04Carnaby, Kingly & Beak streets
Here the view through a shop window matters alongside the painted frame around it. Bring the display, entrance, fascia and rooms beyond into a single brief, with clear limits for each part.
Read about carnaby, kingly & beak streets 05Old Compton Street, Wardour & the southern edge
A bar preparing for service, an editing room in use and a home upstairs can share the same short stretch of street. Begin with their different working hours and access needs, then shape the repaint around the building.
Read about old compton street, wardour & the southern edgeTell 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.