Soho Painters & Decorators
Decoration for Soho’s rooms and frontages.
Explore the work by its setting and detail: a private interior, historic joinery, a shopfront, a restaurant or a working studio. Each service page identifies the decisions to bring into a project brief, from the surfaces themselves to the conditions around them.
Discuss your projectExplore decoration for soho’s rooms and frontages.
Period flats & townhouse rooms
A Soho home can move from a low-lit entrance to a tall sash-lit room in a few steps. Give that sequence a considered palette, with preparation and finishes suited to each surface along the way.
Read about period flats & townhouse rooms 02Shopfronts & exterior joinery
A restrained fascia, a clearly defined doorcase and well-finished sash bars can give a frontage coherence. Establish what belongs to the shop, the upper floors and the street before settling the treatment.
Read about shopfronts & exterior joinery 03Panelling, stairs & Georgian joinery
The shallow field of a panel, the turn of a baluster and the edge of a carved bracket ask for different handling. Start by understanding the joinery, its condition and the finishes already present.
Read about panelling, stairs & georgian joinery 04Restaurants, bars & members’ rooms
A restaurant has more than one clock: preparation, service, cleaning and the hours when neighbours need quiet. Fit the decorating programme around that full day, from the first protected table to the final check before reopening.
Read about restaurants, bars & members’ rooms 05Studios & working offices
A reception room may need presence; an edit suite may need visual restraint. Describe how each workspace is used, then develop the decoration around the equipment, light and operating schedule that support it.
Read about studios & working offices 06Wallpapers & considered feature walls
Pattern can draw attention to an alcove or give a small room a distinct rhythm. Work out the composition before the material order, especially where a chimney breast, fixed seating or a deep cornice interrupts the wall.
Read about wallpapers & considered feature walls 07Colour, sheen & traditional finishes
Build the palette around the surfaces you cannot change: the brick beside the window, the timber floor, a stone counter or the upholstery in a bar. Colour then becomes a decision about the room as a whole.
Read about colour, sheen & traditional finishesTell 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.