Furniture spray painting
Furniture spray painting, done properly
Any piece, any colour, sprayed in a filtered booth on the same robotic line we finish new joinery on. Collected from your home or site across London and returned wrapped.
What we spray
One piece or a houseful
Spraying gives furniture a flat, even surface that a brush or roller cannot — no stipple, no brush marks, no runs down a leg. Every job is stripped or keyed back, filled, primed and flatted before any colour goes on, because the finish only ever looks as good as the preparation underneath it.
Wardrobes and fitted units
Doors and fronts removed, sprayed off site, refitted square.
Sideboards and dressers
Old varnish stripped, grain filled where it needs it, then coated.
Tables and chairs
Legs and frames sprayed in the round, tops laid flat for an even film.
Bedroom furniture
Matching sets sprayed together so every piece holds the same colour.
Shop and office fit-outs
Counters, reception desks and display units in hard-wearing lacquer.
Inherited and antique pieces
Repaired first, then finished in a way that suits the piece.
How it runs
From your hallway to the booth and back
01
Photos and sizes
Send pictures and rough dimensions. You get a fixed price and a date.
02
Collection
Our drivers wrap and rack the piece, or you drop it at the counter.
03
Prep and colour
Strip, fill, prime, flat, then your colour at the sheen you chose.
04
Cure and return
Controlled cure, checked, wrapped and delivered back to you.
Common questions
What people ask us first
- How much does furniture spray painting cost?
- Most single pieces sit between £180 and £600 depending on size, how much preparation is needed and the finish. Send a photo and rough sizes and you get a fixed price back, not an hourly rate.
- How long does it take?
- Two to five working days for a single piece once it reaches the booth. Larger sets and gloss work take longer because gloss is flatted and polished between coats.
- Can you match a colour I already have?
- Yes. RAL, NCS, Pantone, Farrow & Ball, Little Greene or a drawer front off your own kitchen. We mix in-house and spray a sample board for you to sign off before your piece is coated.
- Do you collect?
- Our own drivers collect and return across London and the surrounding counties, blanket-wrapped and racked. You can also drop off at the Croydon workshop during counter hours.
- Is sprayed furniture hard-wearing?
- It is far tougher than brushed paint. We use two-pack lacquer systems built for kitchens and commercial work, cured in a controlled booth rather than air-dried in a room.
Respraying a kitchen instead? See kitchen respraying, or wardrobe and door spraying if it is fitted work.