Decoration for Victoria’s homes and working buildings.

A finish with an understood scope

The work may begin with a drawing room, an entrance corridor or the common hall used by an entire block. Describe the appearance you want alongside the surfaces and access involved. That combination gives a decorating proposal its purpose: a defined finish, appropriate preparation and a working arrangement that can be understood before the commission begins.

For owners, agents and building representatives

We welcome private-home enquiries alongside requests from landlords, letting agents, managing agents and residents’ management companies. Office and hotel repainting can also be discussed, including operational phasing and proposed evening access. The person instructing the work, the authority to approve it and the availability of the premises need to be clear in each case.

Part of Hampstead Renovations Limited

The company responsible for this division is Hampstead Renovations Limited (Company No. 16838595). Its painting & decorating division trades here as Victoria Painters & Decorators. Correspondence goes to Unit 3 Palace Court, 250 Finchley Road, London NW3 6DN; give the project location separately when arranging work in Victoria.

• Telephone: 020 7101 3168
• WhatsApp: 07459 345456
• Email: contact@hampsteadrenovations.co.uk

Local reading with a practical purpose

The neighbourhood notes draw on published architectural and conservation sources. Their purpose is to help frame a useful enquiry: which materials are present, which building rules apply and what needs further advice. Individual conditions and approvals still have to be checked. The site’s property descriptions are context for the service, not a record of completed commissions.

How the decorating division relates to Hampstead Renovations Limited

Victoria Painters & Decorators is the name used by the painting and decorating division of Hampstead Renovations Limited, company number 16838595. Enquiries about decorating are handled in that capacity. The company’s correspondence address is Unit 3 Palace Court, 250 Finchley Road, London NW3 6DN. That address is where the company can be written to. It is not the site of a Victoria commission, so the property address in SW1 should be given as well whenever work is being discussed. The division’s role on this website is decorating: preparation and finishes for homes, common parts and working interiors in Victoria. Other building work, where a property needs it, stays outside the decorating scope unless a written proposal says otherwise. Published company details in the footer and on this page are there so you can identify who would contract. Those details identify the company. They are not a record of particular jobs. When you write or call, name the division and the Victoria address you have in mind, so correspondence about a flat or a managed building is not mixed up with a general enquiry to the company.

What the division needs before it can discuss a Victoria property

A useful conversation with the division starts from the property and from the person who is allowed to commission it. Say whether you are an owner, a landlord, a letting agent, a managing agent, a residents’ management company, or someone instructing work in an office or hotel. Name the spaces, the reason for the work and any limit on access or hours. If a surveyor has already written a schedule, send it. If a conservation area, a listing or an Article 4 direction may affect the address, say what you have already checked. Westminster’s map and consent pages are the references for that check. The neighbourhood notes on this website are there to help you describe local building types. They draw on published audits and they are not a claim that any particular block has been painted by the division. Office and hotel work can include a discussion of phasing and of evening access, which still depends on the building and on any council approval the activity requires. Bring the approving contact with the enquiry. The division can then talk about preparation, finish and working arrangements for that property, and put any proposal in writing for acceptance.

Sources: Westminster: conservation areas and address map; Westminster: listed-building consent