Fine finishing — brushwork on cabinets, doors, frames, sills and built-ins.
Cabinetry and trim are seen at arm’s length and touched every day, so they are judged far more closely than a wall. A drip on a door or a soft edge against a frame gets noticed every time someone reaches for the handle.
We work on kitchen cabinets, doors, window frames, sills, moldings and built-ins — by brush, at the pace that kind of work needs.
Cabinetry lives harder than walls. Surfaces are cleaned and degreased, gloss is sanded back so the new coat can key, hardware is removed rather than cut around, and everything is primed for its substrate. Skipping any of that is how cabinet paint chips at the edges within a year.
Kitchens are difficult rooms to lose for long, so we set out a realistic sequence before starting — you’ll know which parts of the room are usable and when.
Most cabinetry is finished in a durable paint chosen for how the space is used. Where a softer, more textural look suits the room, built-ins and cabinetry can also take hand-applied limewash — particularly effective against a limewashed wall, where both surfaces sit in the same tonal family.
Yes. Zero-VOC, non-toxic, and mineral rather than synthetic. The high alkalinity also makes it naturally antimicrobial — one reason clients choose it for bedrooms and nurseries.
Yes — color consultation is part of the process. Depending on the project we can work through sample boards or paint samples directly on your walls, so you can live with the color in your own light before deciding. Limewash shifts noticeably between daylight and lamplight, so seeing it in the room matters more than with ordinary paint.
Tell us what you’re looking to have finished and we’ll be in touch to talk it through.
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