Wimbledon Painters & Decorators
Wimbledon, with its distinctions intact.
Merton's conservation documents distinguish the Village's mainly commercial centre from the residential character of Wimbledon North and Wimbledon West. These guides draw out the differences relevant to decorating, while leaving the boundary and controls for each property to an address-specific check.
Sources: Merton: conservation-area documents; Merton: Wimbledon Village design guide
Discuss your projectThe Village, North and West
Wimbledon Village
Wimbledon Village is a useful starting point for understanding the hilltop, but its conservation boundary needs careful reading. Our guide separates the Village's compact centre from the residential areas around it, then considers what that means for an individual decorating brief.
View the details 02Wimbledon North
Wimbledon North's residential character is varied, with changes of ground, materials and architectural detail. For a period-house repaint here, the useful question is how each part of the building contributes to the whole, from the gable to the front-door joinery.
View the details 03Wimbledon West
On the residential slopes west of the Village, a repaint needs to account for the shape of the land as well as the house. We consider the frontage, the route to upper details and the way the household will use the building while work is under way.
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