Churchfield was engaged to carry out high-end painting and decorating works at a private residence in Gigginstown, Westmeath. The scope included refurbishing toilet rooms with linen wallpaper and painted finishes, along with the restoration of a large antique grand hall table. All mahogany woodwork and ceilings were painted, and the project also required specialist French polishing of the table. The full programme was completed within three weeks, starting in September 2024.

Working within a live, occupied home meant cleanliness and minimal disruption were top priorities. The client required a very high level of detail and craftsmanship, and timing was critical as all works needed to be completed ahead of a scheduled event. Matching the new linen wallpaper to the existing woodwork and restoring the antique table to its original elegance demanded both precision and specialist skill.

Churchfield began with an in-depth consultation to understand the client’s expectations and aesthetic goals. The works were carefully scheduled to allow tight coordination between painting, wallpapering, and furniture restoration. A specialist was brought in to carry out the French polishing of the grand hall table, which involved stripping, repairing, staining, and polishing to revive its original finish. All works were carried out with care to maintain a tidy and low-impact environment.

The project was completed on time and within budget, meeting the high standards set by the client. The restored table became a standout feature in the hall, and the linen wallpaper installation and woodwork finishes added a refined elegance to the space. The client was delighted with both the quality of the work and the seamless, respectful way it was delivered. This project showcases Churchfield’s ability to blend decorative finesse with careful planning in private residential settings.