CASE STUDY


Why wait?


THE AWARD WINNING FORMULA THAT WORKS!


Materials used: Walls, ceiling & coving:


Dulux Trade Vinyl Matt


Skirting, door and frame: Dulux Trade Quick Dry Satin Window frames:


Feature wall: Dulux Trade Quick Dry Satin Colours all chosen from the Colour of the Year 2020 Palette


Graham & Brown, individually designed wallpaper by Stuart Yates


I finished the three large sash windows in a darker, complementary


shade of Dulux Neptune Seas which shows off the green foliage outside to great effect. While I’m experienced in ‘cutting in’, I like to use masking tape where


it can help with the finish. I used Q1 on the window to wall edging and around the door to give a crisp, clean edge. The final stage was hanging the bespoke wallpaper, which was a tricky


job. The house was built in the 1850s, and the walls were not level! After measuring and planning, I decided on the match. The client was thrilled with the result. The room is visually very


stunning with the Zorro print, and other objects bring the feature wallpaper and the room together. I was delighted to use my feature wallpaper, and my customer loves it in their room.


The movie poster that inspired the use of Stuart’s own design wallpaper.


The Award Winning


Paint & Varnish Remover Tears through multiple layers of


paint & varnish incredibly fast!


EASY TO APPLY NON-DRIP GEL FORMULA


REMOVES METALISED PAINTS AVAILABLE SIZES


4L, 2.5L,1L, 500ml, 250ml


‘Cutting in’ made easy, with a little help from Q1!


Stuar Yates Decór is a Member firm of the PDA based in Chesterfield. You can get in touch on 07831 449656, or visit the website www.stuartyatesdecor.co.uk


‘The brand you can trust’


St. Ivel Way, Warmley, Bristol BS30 8TY. T. 0117 960 0060 F. 0117 935 2437 E. sales@barrettine.co.uk www.barrettinePro.co.uk


Gold winner of the DIY Week Decorating Product of the Year 2011.


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