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DA Member firm G BORG High Class Painting and Decorating recently completed the total redecoration of a residential property in Stockport. Working with the colour specifications of interior design company Utopia Mix Interiors and the client Andrew Gee, the end result is stunning.
From gutted to glorious
Aaron Borg outlined to The Decorator the work involved, “The project was a full strip out of the existing interior of the property and included other trades such as plasterers, working to a schedule of 4-5 weeks. Initially, we met with Susie at Utopia Mix and the client, Andrew, to understand their objectives for the work. It was a grand project with everything being new or upscaled. “Most of the colours and finishes were chosen by Utopia Mix Interiors
with some input from ourselves. We had our own schedule that we had to keep so that everything moved smoothly, and also organised some other trades to help with other jobs that needed doing.
“Some of the most detailed work we sprayed was the interior of the
conservatory, using a plastic adhering matt black paint to get the required finish. We also sprayed some old tables, a mirror frame and a radiator in black matt and eggshell finishes to match. “Across the house we used a range of products from different paint
companies. Johnstone’s Durable Matt was used on the walls in New Chalk and the woodwork was finished in Dulux White Eggshell. We used Johnstone’s Acrylic Eggshell for the upcycled furniture and the radiator, to give a long lasting finish. “We came in on time and to the budget we had specified at the
beginning of the project. Working with the interior designer was great, and the finished house looked superb with all the final furniture in place.
The standard white uPVC conservatory also received a fresh look with the help of some plastic adhering matt black paint, applied using an airless sprayer.
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