Insured Painters in Battery Park

Here we had a couple moving into a new place which had been erratically painted with some matte paint on the walls here and some semi-gloss paint over there. The look could be called sporadic splotchy or mis-matched mystery or peculiar paint pairing. Let’s just say that it didn’t work well in this otherwise sleek, modern, stylish, city abode.

We painted the entire 2-bedroom condo, and the living room is now a very smooth Stonington Gray from Benjamin Moore. This elegant neutral with subtle blue undertones in the right light creates a classy environment complemented with black furnishings and a natural wood credenza. The rug adds earth tones that connect everything into a cohesive space in which to relax, work, play and enjoy the latest episode of a favorite TV series. The new residents are now comfy and cozy and very content.

Long Island City Interior Painting

Life in Long Island City along the East River in Queens blends history with hip and river views with robust vibes.  Urban chic condos and apartments boast industrial accents, contemporary style, clean lines and copious windows. This home personifies some of the best in city living, and this room was more than ready for a fresh coat of paint.

 The neutral creamy paint here stands quietly on the walls, trim and column, letting all who enter be drawn to the expansive views and rooftop accommodations. It projects an understated elegance to which pops of print or art color are welcome, along with bold, soft or medium fabrics, rugs and furnishings. It’s an anything goes space. The mission of neutrals is not to take center stage, but to create an atmosphere where cool, calm and congenial emotions are present. We certainly felt it as the job came to a close and are confident the residents do as well.

Central Park West Condo Painter

There’s lots of advice on getting a good night’s sleep. Mike Lindell of My Pillow fame will say that his line of pillows, mattress pads and sheets will give you the best sleep of your life. At SleepFoundation.org, you’ll find that “your bedroom is your sanctuary from the stresses of the day. Use your senses to create the best environment for sleep.” And along these lines, the visual sense might be the strongest emotional driver for a serene space.

 We recently painted this bedroom in a Central Park West Condo, taking it from average to amazing with fresh coats of cool white paint. White evokes peace, reverence, cleanliness and goodness. The resident then added strong royal blue paired with soft and medium pewter grays for a luxurious sleeping space. Stepping into and waking up in this kind of freshly-painted, tranquil environment may be your ticket to a more restful sleep and an overall more positive outlook, and who wouldn’t want that? Our Paintworks team is wide awake at the top of their game protecting your floors and furnishings while repairing as needed and professionally painting your bedroom or any other room in your home. We can refinish your floors, renovate your kitchen or bath and hang wallpaper, too.  

After many coats of spraying

In the midst of the painting process

Before we started

Basement Wood Paneling Spraying

This client was looking to updated their wood paneled basement with a fresh start. We love spraying projects and were happy to jump on board. After covering the floors with brown construction paper we began spraying the paneling with Fresh Start Primer. After 2 coats of primer we moved to the finish coats. 2 coats of finish had this basement feeling renewed. It brightened up the space and gave the basement a more contemporary feel. The finished looks great. We paint it all!

NYC New Home Move-In Painter

When you move into a new place it’s important to take the time to make it feel like your home. If you have the luxury of time, doing home improvement before you move in is the perfect moment to customize your place. Paintworks and Decorating helped these new homeowner’s personalize their new Manhattan home by painting with a splash of color. The new color looks great against the Decorator’s White trim and ceiling. A little contrast goes a long way.