Bayswater Painters & Decorators
The terraces and squares of Bayswater.
Columned entrances, planted squares and busy shopping frontages sit close together in W2. These notes look at the actual building stock and conservation context behind a decorating enquiry, keeping Bayswater at the centre.
Discuss your projectThe streets and their buildings
Leinster & Kensington Gardens Squares
The garden gives a square its setting; the repeated windows, porches and cornices give it its order. A repaint here deserves attention at both scales, from the finish of an individual room to the relationship between adjoining houses.
Read more 02Inverness Terrace & Porchester
Along Inverness Terrace, a building's public face can continue across several entrances while the rooms behind it have very different uses. Around Porchester, the brief changes again. We look at the address and the way it is occupied before defining the decorating work.
Read more 03Queensway & Westbourne Grove
A flat entrance beside a shop, a mansion-block lobby and a mews doorway each have a different pattern of movement. In this part of Bayswater, access needs to be described as precisely as the finish.
Read more 04Hyde Park Gardens & Lancaster Gate edges
At the southern edge of Bayswater, the entrance you use and the elevation you see from the park may be different sides of the same house. A useful decorating brief follows both, then describes the interior between them.
Read moreYour Bayswater project
A room, a stair,
an entire elevation.
Tell us which part of the property you want to repaint and who will be using it during the work. Include the W2 address and any proposed vacancy or access window.
Send us the outline
Add the rooms or exterior surfaces, the current condition and the person coordinating the work.