Recent work
From our own job sites
Photographs of work we have actually done, put up with the customer's agreement. Nothing here is stock, and nothing here is somebody else's house. There are only a handful so far because we would rather show you four real rooms than fill a page with pictures we did not take.
A recent interior project: the entry, the great room and the stairwell, photographed after the work was finished.
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Entry hall
Double-height entry with the upper landing above.
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Stairwell
The curved stair and its ironwork.
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Great room
A two-storey window wall under a domed ceiling.
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Ceiling dome
The dome and the landing rail from below.
Had work done by us? If you are happy for the photographs to appear here, say so when we finish and we will ask before anything goes up.
How to read this page
A finished room photographs well either way
This is worth saying on our own gallery: a painted wall looks much the same on handover day whether or not the work underneath it was done properly. The difference turns up in year two. So here is what a photograph can and cannot tell you.
Why we do not pair these with before shots
A before taken in flat shade and an after taken in better light is a photograph of the weather rather than of the work, and if the camera moves between the two you are being shown a different room. An honest pair needs the same angle, framing and lighting in both frames. Until we have pairs that meet that standard, single finished frames are the straighter thing to publish.
What to look at in anyone's gallery
Edges and transitions. Where wall meets ceiling, where trim meets wall, around switch plates and window frames. That is where preparation shows and where a rushed job gives itself away. A wide shot of a finished room tells you about the colour, not the workmanship.
Why preparation never photographs
The work that decides whether a finish lasts, washing, filling, priming, replacing failed caulk, is invisible the moment the topcoat goes on. Two walls photographed on handover day look identical whether or not any of it happened. That is why we publish the specification rather than relying on pictures.
In the meantime
The service pages go through what each job actually involves step by step, the reviews come live from our Google profile rather than being quoted here, and the colour consultation puts real samples on your own wall before anything is committed.
Want your job in here?
Send the details and we will come measure, talk through the finish and put a written number in front of you before anything begins.
