Interior Designers
We execute your specification rather than reinterpreting it, and we tell you early when a specified product won't do what the drawing assumes.
a painter you can rely on
As an interior designer, you know that the right paint finish can make or break a project. But finding a licensed painter who consistently delivers high-quality results? That’s the real challenge. A poor paint job can ruin your design, delay timelines, and create unnecessary stress.
seamless execution, every time
Imagine working with painters who understand your vision, respect your deadlines, and deliver flawless, long-lasting finishes every single time. No more guesswork, no more quality concerns—just a seamless process and stunning results that enhance your design work.
the painter designers trust
At PaintX Australia, we don’t just talk—we get it done. Our team of licensed painters uses only premium brands like Dulux and Taubmans, ensuring a professional, high-quality finish that stands the test of time.
- Flawless Execution – Attention to detail, precision, and consistency in every project.
- Reliable & Flexible – We adapt to your schedule and ensure zero unnecessary delays.
- Trusted by Interior Designers – Our clients return because they trust us to enhance their designs.
When you choose PaintX Australia, you’re choosing a team that values your reputation and time as much as you do.
Let’s bring your vision to life!
working to a specification
The complaint designers have about painters is almost always the same: the specified colour arrived in the wrong sheen, the substrate wasn’t prepared to the level the finish required, or a product was substituted on site without anyone being told.
We work to the schedule you issue. Where we believe a specified product won’t perform on a given substrate — a flat on a high-traffic wall, a deep colour that won’t hold on a previously enamelled surface — we raise it before we start, in writing, with an alternative. We don’t substitute silently.
finish levels and what they cost
A Level 4 and a Level 5 plaster finish are two different budgets, and the difference only becomes visible under a raking light after the topcoat is on. If the design has large flat planes, low-angle lighting or a high-sheen finish, the substrate has to be prepared to match.
We’ll tell you at quote stage what finish level your scheme actually requires, so the client’s expectation and the budget are set in the same conversation rather than two weeks apart.
specialty finishes and trade coordination
Limewash, textured and metallic finishes, sprayed joinery and two-pack on cabinetry all carry their own sequencing requirements, and the sequencing is usually where a program falls over — joinery sprayed on site after the floors are laid, or a wall finish applied before an installer has finished making holes in it.
We sequence with the other trades rather than around them, and we will flag the clashes at the program stage where they’re cheap to fix.
how the job runs
- 01Review your specificationWe read the schedule properly, and raise questions before the job rather than on site.
- 02Substrate and finish-level adviceWhat level of preparation your scheme needs to look the way the render does.
- 03Written quote against your schedulePriced to your document, room by room and surface by surface, so it reconciles.
- 04Sample and sign-offSample boards or on-site samples approved by you before full application.
- 05Programme and trade sequencingCoordinated with the other trades, with clashes flagged early.
- 06ExecutionTo your schedule, with no silent substitutions.
- 07Snag and rectifyYour list, closed out before handover to the client.
- 08Client handoverA record of what was applied where, so future touch-ups are possible.
what is included, and what isn’t
included as standard
- Review of your colour and finishes schedule before quoting
- Written advice where a specified product won’t perform
- Finish-level advice tied to the lighting and the sheen
- Pricing that reconciles to your schedule line by line
- Sample boards or on-site samples for your approval
- Programme coordination with the other trades
- No product substitution without written agreement
- Sprayed joinery and specialty finishes where in scope
- Snag list close-out before client handover
- A written record of products applied by room for future touch-ups
not included
Quoted separately if your job needs it, so nothing arrives as a surprise variation.
- Plastering to the required finish level, unless the scope names it
- Design and colour selection — that’s your job, and our colour consultancy is there for clients who need it once their painting quote is approved
- Wallpaper supply and hanging, unless quoted
- Making good after other trades, unless scoped
why you can believe any of this
frequently asked questions
Will you work to my specification exactly?
Yes. And where we think a specified product will fail on a given substrate, you’ll hear it in writing before the job starts, with an alternative — never as a silent substitution on site.
Can you advise on finish levels?
Yes. If your scheme has large flat planes, raking light or a higher sheen, the plaster finish level has to match or the result will disappoint regardless of who paints it.
Do you do sample boards?
Sample boards or on-site samples, whichever suits the approval process, before full application.
Can you spray joinery and cabinetry?
Yes, including two-pack finishes, with the sequencing worked out against the rest of the program.
How do you coordinate with other trades?
We sequence with them at programme stage and flag clashes early. Most painting problems on a fit-out are actually sequencing problems.
Do you handle specialty finishes?
Limewash, textured and metallic finishes, yes. Tell us early — they carry their own substrate and timing requirements.
Will my client get a record of what was used?
Yes, a written schedule of products by room, so a touch-up in three years is possible without guesswork.
Do you price to my schedule?
Line by line, so it reconciles against your document rather than arriving as one number you can’t interrogate.
get a quote
tell us about the job.
Two minutes now, a proper answer within one business day — from a person, not a call centre.
- 1we come back to youwithin one business day, with the questions a quote needs
- 2site walkwe measure, check the surfaces and test the existing paint
- 3written, itemised quoteroom by room, product by name — the price on the quote is the price on the invoice
