Doors & frames
Preparation and finishing of agreed doors, architraves and frame details.
Doors • frames • skirting • stairs
Woodwork & Joinery Painting in Dublin & Leinster
Detailed woodwork painting and joinery spray finishing for doors, frames, stairs, panelling and fitted details across Dublin and Leinster.
The service
Small details, seen every day.
Art Boys provides detailed painting and spray finishing for suitable interior woodwork and fitted joinery, including doors, frames, skirting, staircases and panelling. We inspect the substrate, existing coating, repairs and required finish before confirming preparation and application.
Woodwork painting and joinery spraying can form part of a room refresh, whole-property decoration or commercial fit-out across Dublin and Leinster. Brush, roller or spray application is selected around the detail and access. The written quotation identifies the included components, preparation and exclusions. Use our interior painting cost guide to see how doors, frames and staircase components are itemised in a quotation.
Skirting & trims
Coordinated colours and sheen across skirting, mouldings and interior trim.
Stairs & banisters
Assessment and finishing of suitable stair components and handrails.
New & existing joinery
Preparation for bare, factory-primed, previously painted or varnished surfaces, as appropriate.
Art Boys • Selected photographs
The details that complete a room.
Explore the surfaces, spaces and finishing details. Select a photograph for a closer look.
How it works
From the first conversation
to the finishing details.
Assess the finish
Check the existing coating, substrate and any repairs before agreeing the scope.
Prepare the details
Clean, sand, fill, caulk and prime as required by the chosen system.
Finish & allow to cure
Apply the agreed coats and explain when the surfaces can return to normal use.
Before we begin
A few useful details.
Can varnished woodwork be painted?
Often yes, after suitable cleaning, abrasion and a compatible primer. Condition and adhesion need to be checked first.
Can stairs be used during the work?
Access and drying or curing requirements need to be planned in advance. The sequence depends on which stair components are included and the coating system selected.
What details do you need to quote doors and frames?
Send the number of doors, the faces to be painted and whether frames, architraves or other trims are included. Photographs should show the existing finish, edges, damage and any areas that need repair. Bare timber, factory-primed joinery, previously painted surfaces and varnished wood can need different preparation. We assess the coating condition and access before agreeing the application method and finish. The written quotation should record the included components, preparation, materials, exclusions and any drying or curing restrictions that affect access.
Can internal doors be spray painted?
Suitable internal doors can be spray finished after we check the door material, existing coating and condition. The quotation will confirm which faces and components are included, whether doors are finished on or off site, and the masking and access required.
Can fitted wardrobes be painted or spray finished?
Suitable fitted wardrobes can often be refinished after the material, existing coating and condition are checked. The quotation identifies the doors, frames, end panels and other components included, along with preparation, repairs, masking and access. We agree the application method and any drying or curing restrictions before work starts.
Project stages
Work stages and transformations.
Original, work-stage and completed views from our project archive.
Straight staircase — original and work-stage views
Spiral staircase refinishing
Painted woodwork
Original project photographs. Camera angles and lighting vary between the before and after views.
Residential project photographs
See the work stages and finished details.
Dublin & Leinster
Tell us about your project.
Share your location, a few photographs and what you would like done. We can review the scope and discuss the next step.
