Considered decoration for Wimbledon homes.

A local brief with room for difference

Wimbledon's housing calls for more than one approach. The council assessments distinguish the residential character of the North and West conservation areas from the Village's mainly commercial core, and describe a mix of period buildings along the hillside. We use that context to ask better questions about the individual house, rather than to assume its condition, history or permissions.

Sources: Merton: Wimbledon North character assessment; Merton: Wimbledon West setting and topography; Merton: Wimbledon Village design guide; Merton: Wimbledon Hill Road character assessment

Attention to the parts you live with

The edge of a door, the wall beside a stair and the join between a window and its reveal are all part of a finished room. We discuss those details alongside the larger colour decisions. A clear surface list, an agreed sample and a practical protection plan give the commission definition before the space is handed over for preparation.

Professional support where permissions matter

Our sister company, Hampstead Chartered Surveyors & Building Consultancy, handles planning and listed-building consents for a proposed commission, including work in conservation areas. That professional service is agreed under its own appointment. Share any earlier advice or approval at the start so the decorating scope can be developed with the relevant requirements in view.

Sources: Hampstead Chartered Surveyors & Building Consultancy

The company behind the name

The decorating business is operated by Hampstead Renovations Limited; Wimbledon identifies this division's local focus. Company No. 16838595 is recorded with the business details below. Our correspondence office is in NW3, separate from the SW19 homes discussed on these pages. You can choose a phone conversation, email or the enquiry form using the contact details provided.