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Furniture being spray painted in the Painted finishing booth

Furniture spray painting

Furniture spray painting — give a good piece a new life

Specialist spray painters for furniture respraying. Sideboards, dressers, drawers, tables and cabinets prepared by hand and sprayed in our booths, in any colour.

Why spray furniture

A finish you'd expect on new furniture

Good furniture is worth keeping. Spray painting a well-made sideboard, dresser or chest of drawers gives it a modern colour without losing the solid build that new flat-pack pieces rarely have.

Each piece is taken apart where it can be — drawers out, handles off — and prepared by hand before it goes into the booth. The preparation is what makes the difference between a painted piece and a sprayed finish that looks factory-made.

We work for homeowners, interior designers, furniture makers and shops, from single pieces to full sets.

Sideboard spray painted in dark green satin with brass handles in a living room
A sideboard sprayed in deep green. Illustrative photo.

What we spray

What we spray paint

Sideboards and dressers

Cases, doors and drawers, with wood tops kept or sprayed.

Chests of drawers

Drawers sprayed separately so they still run smoothly.

Tables and chairs

Dining, side and coffee tables, chairs and benches.

Cabinets and bookcases

Display cabinets, bookcases and TV units.

Bedroom furniture

Bedside tables, freestanding wardrobes and headboards.

New and trade pieces

New furniture from makers and shops sprayed before delivery.

How it is done

How a piece is sprayed

  1. 01

    Photos and a chat

    Send photos; we agree colour, sheen and which parts stay natural.

  2. 02

    Taken apart

    Drawers out, handles and hinges off and kept together.

  3. 03

    Preparation

    Cleaned of wax and polish, repaired, filled and sanded smooth.

  4. 04

    Primer

    A primer that bonds to the old finish and blocks stains coming through.

  5. 05

    Top coat

    Colour sprayed in the booth, then cured before handling.

  6. 06

    Put back together

    Hardware refitted, drawers checked, wrapped ready for you.

Chest of drawers sanded and primed in a workshop before spray painting
A chest of drawers sanded and primed, drawers out. Illustrative photo.

Finish and colour

Colour, sheen and details

Dead matt

Soft and chalky to look at, popular on deep colours and period homes.

Eggshell

A low sheen that wipes clean and hides everyday fingermarks.

Satin

A gentle reflection that lifts a darker room without showing every mark.

Gloss

Flatted and polished to a deep shine. Best on flat, smooth surfaces.

We can match a colour from any paint brand's chart, a sample door, a fabric or a tin you already have. Before the full job is sprayed, you can sign off a sample so there are no surprises. Wood tops, legs or inside drawers can be left natural or clear lacquered.

Common questions

Furniture spray painting questions

What furniture can be spray painted?
Most solid wood, veneered and MDF furniture can. Pieces with heavy wax, oil or silicone polish need more preparation, which we check from your photos.
Will the old wood grain show through?
On open-grain woods such as oak you may see faint grain under the colour. If you want a completely smooth surface, the grain can be filled first.
Can you keep the original handles?
Yes. Handles are taken off before spraying and refitted afterwards. They can also be cleaned or swapped.
Can you spray just part of a piece?
Yes. A common choice is a painted case with a natural or clear lacquered wood top.
Do you work with interior designers and shops?
Yes. We spray single pieces and batches for designers, makers and shops, matched to their colour schemes.

Get a quote

Send photos of the piece from the front and side, a close-up of the surface, and rough sizes. We will come back with a written quote.

Related services: kitchen spraying, wardrobe and door spraying, MDF spraying, uPVC spraying, front door spraying, staircase spraying, Valchromat, bespoke joinery, colour matching.