Wall panelling
New mouldings on bare plaster, finished in a soft mushroom with brass wall lights.
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AfterWoodwork, staircases & panelling
Spindles, handrails, doors, frames and skirting take the most wear in a home, and they are where a careless finish shows first. Bailey gives woodwork the patience it needs.
What's included
- Staircases: spindles, newel posts, handrails and strings
- Internal doors, frames and skirting boards
- Wall panelling, from half-height to full-height designs
- Media walls and built-in cabinetry
- Radiator covers, including curved and slatted designs
- Bold contrasts, like charcoal frames around oak doors
A change of colour on the stairs
Staircases make a big difference to how a home feels. On the hallway below, white spindles and grey walls became a soft taupe gloss on the woodwork with cream walls, finished off with a new carpet. Drag the slider to see the difference.
Panelling and media walls
Panelling and built-ins need a finish that looks good up close. One recent media wall in Cliviger was finished in Crown Fast Flow Satinwood in Farrow & Ball's Elephant's Breath, with the shelves Osmo oiled. Bailey has also finished full-height wall panelling in soft mushroom tones and a navy media wall around a wall fire.
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BeforeAfterQuestions people ask
Can you paint a staircase and spindles?
Yes. Spindles, newel posts and handrails are prepared and painted by hand for an even finish.
Do you paint new wall panelling and media walls?
Yes. Recent jobs include full-height panelling and a media wall finished in satinwood with oiled shelves.
What finish do you use on woodwork?
It depends on the look you want and how much wear it gets. Recent jobs have used eggshell and satinwood finishes.
Are quotes free?
Yes. Quotes are free and there is no obligation.
Bailey also offers interior painting and wallpapering. Browse the full gallery to see more.
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