
Painters and decorators in Primrose Hill.
Marylebone · W1 · Marylebone listed apartmentCompleted work, photograph
Decoration for Primrose Hill’s painted Victorian terraces and the flats inside them. Front colour here is a planning matter.
Primrose Hill fronts, and the rules behind them.
- 1983
- Article 4 direction on front alterations
- Painted fronts
- Colour facing the park
- Priced after a survey
- Samples agreed before work starts
NU Projects is a design and build company in Fulham SW6, founded in 2010. We handle luxury painting, decorating and specialist finishes in Primrose Hill NW1. Decoration is priced room by room, after a survey. Call 020 7731 6841, and a budget estimate typically follows within seven days.
Primrose Hill is known for its painted fronts. Small Victorian terraces face the park, with short front gardens. Many houses are split into flats.
Colour here is controlled. A 1983 Article 4 direction covers front alterations on the houses Camden lists. It includes painting brickwork seen from the street.
So painting a bare brick front can need planning permission. Repainting a front that is already painted is a different question. We check the schedule for your address first.
Where flats share one front, the freeholder usually has a say in the colour. We agree it in writing before any scaffold goes up.
Inside, rooms are small, so pale colour and a gentle sheen carry light. Our nearest finished work is in North London N2 and Marylebone W1.
What the council allows in Primrose Hill.
- Council
- London Borough of Camden.
- Article 4
- A 1983 direction controls front alterations on the houses Camden lists.
- Brickwork
- Painting brickwork seen from the street is among the controls.
- Conservation area
- Primrose Hill Conservation Area covers the village.
- Listed houses
- Consent is needed even where planning is not needed.
Source: Camden’s Article 4 directions for heritage and conservation, and its Local Plan 2017. Read on 25 October 2026. Policies change, so we read them again for your address.
Finished nearby.

Marylebone·Apartment
Marylebone listed apartment
A marble chimneypiece beside a tall sash, nearby in Marylebone W1.
See the project
North London·House
North London house, reconfigured and fitted out
A terrace with clipped topiary, in North London N2.
See the projectCompleted work, photographs
What luxury decoration costs in Primrose Hill.
Decoration is priced room by room, after a survey.
Outside work is priced elevation by elevation, once access is planned.
What Primrose Hill owners ask about decorating.
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Further reading, from the blog
Can I paint the bare brick front of a Primrose Hill house?
It may need planning permission.
A 1983 Article 4 direction covers painting brickwork seen from the street.
Does the Primrose Hill Article 4 direction cover every house?
It covers the houses Camden lists in its schedule.
We check your address against it first.
Who chooses the front colour on a Primrose Hill house split into flats?
Usually the freeholder has a say.
We agree the colour before any scaffold goes up.
Which colours make a small Primrose Hill room feel larger?
Pale, warm colours with a gentle sheen.
Woodwork in the same tone blurs the edges of the room.
Tell us about your home in Primrose Hill.
Your name and one way to reply are enough. It goes straight to the studio.
- Already have an architect or designer? We build to their design. Working with your designer
- An NDA on request, and your home is never published without your consent. How we work in confidence