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How your office is decorated is vital since we spend a longer time in our office space than we do at home these days. Making it attractive and most importantly making it a comfortable place to work is a must. There are so many ways to decorate your working environment, so It's essential that you opt for an experienced company with years of commercial decorating experience.Multi-Skilled Firm
Not only do we provide commercial decorating services, but we also carry out all manner of insurance work including damage caused by floods or storms. Using our strong industry contacts, we also cover a wide range of decorating materials and types. Give us a call on 0203 326 2784 and fill out the form for a quick free quote.- Simply fill out our form and describe your project or specific needs
- We will provide a competitive quote based on the information you provided
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A family run business
Commercial Decorators London is a family-run decorating company based in Wembley, London, providing all your commercial decorating needs. Whole office revamp? We do that! A lick of paint to cheer the troops? We do that! Call today.
Areas that we cover
We cover the whole of the London area and surrounding counties. We also take work from around the whole Surrey & London area depending on job size and availability.What our customers say
After so long finally I've had to make my some changes in my office space, and I was dreading the cost. I decided to invest in this cost effective commercial decorator in London and got a much better price than I was expecting.
I noticed crumbled, flaking pieces of paint in my wall and quickly realised I need a professional decorator fast. Commercial Decorators London were great! I used the online form, and a had quote within 30 minutes. Great high-quality decorating too.
I had taken on Commercial Decorators London for a large commercial decorating job. I was nicely surprised by the price quoted and even more blown away by the sheer attention to detail.
A very professional company that I would recommend to any other large business owner.
igning interiors for commercial properties is a tricky business. The space must be efficient and cost-effective, but also create a unique and engaging experience. To further compound the problem, expectations are constantly evolving, so businesses must regularly adapt their interiors to reflect current tastes of their consumers, visitors, and employees. Fortunately, some modern trends are helping them stay nimble with their designs. 1. Deep Tones Reflecting the inherent beauty of nature, deep cooling tones are the flavor of the year. Look to use charcoals and greys tinged with greens. Combine them with ivory, stone, and taupe for balance. If this all seems a bit reserved, then add a few splashes of fiery paprika or zesty lime for color. 2. Super-scale and geometric patterns Small-scale designs have long been expected from hotel or hospital flooring around the country. But expect to see them phased out over 2013 in favor of more dramatic, large-scale, geometric patterns. These striking designs help business create a true design statement that expresses personality and makes a lasting impression on visitors. 3. Form over function It used to be that cost was the primary factor influencing decisions to purchase office furniture. However, with an ever-increasing focus on ergonomic design, the furniture in a modern workplace needs to be comfortable as well as cost-effective. Expect to see more features like adjustable arms and head rests on office seating, as well as the emergence of standing height desks. In addition, consumers are looking for quality ? and commercial furniture is changing to reflect this by incorporating more durable materials like rustic woods, metal finishes, and tempered glass. 4. Quirky combinations Interior designers today are moving away from obvious formulaic themes and instead including a variety of unexpected quirky touches to make each space unique. A pertinent example is the rise of non-matching floor tiles, which, though it may sound bizarre, can look great if applied in the right way. 5. Dual-purpose designs A consequence of all this prolonged budget tightening means that business are constantly looking for new ways to save money. Commercial interiors offer a host of possibilities, as reflected in the growing popularity of multi-purpose designs. Examples of this economic ingenuity can be seen in filing cabinets with slide-out seats that accommodate those spur-of-the-moment business meetings. Even lounge chairs have tablet arms, so employees don?t have to be at a desk to work. 6. Eco-builds With corporations coming under increasing pressure to meet social obligations, there is a drive towards promoting eco-friendly commercial designs. While glass use has generally been considered a mark of energy inefficiency, new advances in window design mean that this is no longer the case ? glass looks set to become a staple of future eco-builds. Consider installing photovoltaic glass, which has the next generation of solar cells incorporated directly into the window surface. This allows a once power-sapping design feature to begin generating its own energy. 7. Collaboration ? not isolation In an era of increasing interaction and constant communication, the modern worker is no longer willing to remain isolated in a tiny cubicle with no access to natural light. As a result, commercial spaces are moving toward a more collaborative approach, changing their interior design layout to create more open workspaces. Desks are separated with low or transparent panels, or these partitions are removed altogether in favor of circular workstations that promote an increase in communication and knowledge transfer. Of course, for most commercial properties it?s not possible or practical to conduct regular full-scale refurbishments. Instead, the emphasis is on making smaller changes ? a shift in the furniture layout or a new coat of paint ? that can make all the difference without breaking the bank.