Interior painting should never be overlooked. A subpar job—whether it’s due to incorrect color choices or poor execution—will always stand out negatively, and nothing can make up for it.
At The Oxford Painters, we begin by discussing your needs and expectations. From there, our interior painters carefully prepare and paint the room based on your specifications.
We ensure the right color palette to match your décor, use paint that resists moisture and stains, and create a finish that gently reflects natural light. Achieve flawless interiors with our expert painting services.
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Our painters guarantee your space achieves the desired appearance, with the perfect color palette and flawless execution, creating the ideal backdrop for the décor you envision for your home or office.
Like any valuable project, proper planning and preparation are crucial. If we don’t get these fundamental steps right, the final result can be compromised. Choosing the right color scheme is key to ensuring the décor looks appealing. What is your vision for the room? Bright and modern? Minimalist for a home office? A timeless Victorian style? A cheerful children’s bedroom? We also consider your flooring and furnishings to ensure the wall color complements your overall design.
Surface preparation is vital, and it varies depending on whether it’s a new build or a repaint of an existing home. New gyprock walls must be cleaned and dust-free, and trim considerations are essential. Perhaps you need easy-to-clean walls for a child’s room or kitchen. Most importantly, using the correct primer is crucial for a successful finish.
Repainting comes with its own unique requirements. Walls may need some level of repair, sometimes even extensive fixes. Cracks and dents must be filled, and walls thoroughly cleaned and degreased in problematic areas. If switching to a different type of paint (such as applying acrylic over an old oil-based layer), the surface will need to be sanded and primed accordingly.
The finished paintwork should be flawless, with no visible brushstrokes, sharp lines between walls and trim, and consistent, uniform color across the entire surface.
If the room contains furnishings, they must be carefully protected with coverings. Floors should also be shielded from unavoidable paint splatters, and all accessories such as light switches and doorknobs need to be covered.
The final step is the post-paint clean-up. The room must be thoroughly aired out and free of dust, ensuring it’s ready for the furnishings to be moved back in.
