Larsen Paint Finishes Ltd · Company 10126747 · Trading heritage since 1995
Active·subcontractor·Head office Liphook
Larsen Paint Finishes specialises in the artisan hand-painting of kitchens and furniture, transforming existing or new pieces with a meticulous seven-stage process. With over 25 years of experience, Nicola Larsen brings a high level of expertise and artistic skill to each project, ensuring flawless and compellingly beautiful results. The company serves clients across Surrey, West Sussex, and Hampshire, offering a more sustainable and cost-effective alternative to replacing entire kitchens.
Nicola's approach is hands-on and detail-oriented, involving thorough preparation, meticulous sanding, specialist priming, and expert application of high-quality paints. This process not only revitalises old furniture and kitchens but also provides a deeper, classier finish than spray painting. The company also offers marbling services to replicate the look of marble and can supply and fit new handles and knobs to complement the refreshed look.
Larsen Paint Finishes has built a strong reputation, evidenced by numerous testimonials praising Nicola's professionalism, perfectionism, and the stunning transformations achieved. They are committed to client satisfaction, offering a return visit if any aspect of the work is unsatisfactory. The company is currently booked until June 2026, highlighting their high demand and the quality of their bespoke service.
Farnham
A nicely laid out kitchen in Farnham which was hand-painted in one week, with a minimum of fuss and mess. The process involved taping off surfaces, washing down with a specialist cleaner, machine and hand sanding, applying primer, undercoat, and topcoat. Doors and drawers were re-fitted, and knobs and handles re-fastened. The client chose a refreshingly unique colour palette.
Lodsworth, West Sussex
A family heirloom dresser was stripped back and then hand-painted in Annie Sloan chalk paint, 'Greek Blue'. This dresser was described as a beautifully made piece of furniture and a pleasure to work on.
Lightwater, Surrey
A dresser in Lightwater, Surrey, was hand-painted in Farrow & Ball Dove Tale.
East Molesey, Surrey
A sideboard in East Molesey, Surrey, was hand-painted in Manor House Grey by Farrow & Ball, and fitted with new handles.
East Molsey, Surrey
The dining table base and dining chairs in East Molsey, Surrey, were hand-painted in Farrow & Ball 'Plummet'.
East Molsey
A chest of drawers in East Molsey was hand-painted in Cornforth White F&B and fitted with new handles.
North Yorkshire
An oak dresser in North Yorkshire was hand-painted and fitted with new black ceramic handles.
Bishops Waltham, Hampshire
A dressing table in Bishops Waltham, Hampshire, was restored and oiled with Osmo clear matt oil.
Guildford, Surrey
A solid tulipwood kitchen in Guildford, Surrey, that has been hand-painted.
Chiddingfold, Surrey
A twenty-year-old solid oak kitchen hand-painted in Chiddingfold, Surrey, with new handles.
Godalming, Surrey
A solid mahogany kitchen hand-painted by Larsen Paint Finishes in Godalming, Surrey.
Surbiton, Surrey
A new kitchen hand-painted by Larsen Paint Finishes in Surbiton, Surrey.
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Artisan hand-painting of kitchens and furniture in Surrey and beyond. With over 25 years of experience, Nicola transforms spaces with meticulous seven-stage processes for flawless results. Their listed services include Painting & decorating, Refurbishment and Kitchen fitting.
Larsen Paint Finishes is registered at LIPHOOK, GU30 7LR, in South East.
Larsen Paint Finishes states that it works across Surrey, West Sussex, Hampshire and South East.
Companies House lists Larsen Paint Finishes as active.
Larsen Paint Finishes displays Global Green Business award on its website.
Larsen Paint Finishes works in Residential.
Larsen Paint Finishes was incorporated on 2016-04-15, though the company says it has traded since 1995.
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