Whole Foods service counter recently painted black for an elite contrast with white and stainless steel.

NYC Commercial Painting

We love Whole Foods the business and foods which are whole and healthy. We stay healthy so we can take on projects of all kinds all over the Big Apple and northern New Jersey, residential and commercial. Whole Foods opened in the fall of 1980 in Austin, Texas, and now has 500 stores across the country. Here we had to work after hours, obviously. You just cannot spray paint around food or customers! Our team is always willing to paint odd hours, nights or weekends, so a business does not lose any of its open time.

The somewhat ugly yellow-greenish counter here had to be updated, and simple black promotes elegance and style, yes, even at a Whole Foods service counter. And it’s the ideal contrast to bright white tiled walls and stainless steel. The purpose is that you don’t really see the freshly painted front, but focus on the food, the staff present to help you, and the specifics of your order. This way, you can stay healthy, too, and not be unnecessarily distracted by some outdated shade of lemon-lime paint.

Aha moment, when classy black reigns at this counter!

Starting the job, protecting everything, looking forward to the new look ourselves!

BEFORE on Left - AFTER Painting on Right

Nassau County Wood Furniture Painter

After painting the kitchen cabinets for one of our clients in Manhasset, they asked us to paint the natural wood bar-height chairs to match. It began with cleaning the chairs, sanding them with fine sandpaper, cleaning again, then spraying with two coats of primer.

Manhasset Chair Painting

Our experienced painters sprayed each bar-height chair with paint that has a hard durable enamel finish in Benjamin Moore’s White Dove satin. The chairs match the kitchen perfectly and are easy to wipe clean. The Paintworks crew is expert in painting kitchens, walls, trim and ceilings as well as giving new life and style to wood dressers, tables, stools, chairs and more.

Spraying finish coats - White Dove

Bed-Stuy Brooklyn Painter

The Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood in Brooklyn, affectionately dubbed Bed-Stuy, is home to more than 8,000 pre-1900 buildings and the largest cluster of Victorian architecture in the country. We were called in on the finish end of a total renovation, gutting the interior to the studs, of one of the stunning brownstone residences. The Paintworks crew prepped with securing drop cloths over the hardwood floors and doing some caulking and light sanding. The ultra lustrous finish on the jet black doors was achieved in a series of sanding, priming, spray painting, sanding and spray painting again. With our spray paint equipment, rollers, brushes and the best professional painters in the city, we restored the home to a crisp, clean space where any furnishings, art and decor will create a striking interior.

Interior Spray Paint inside National Historic Landmark

George Washington established the first armory in 1777, and we are downright thrilled to have been contacted for sprucing up the interior of the 69th Regiment Armory on Lexington Ave. in Manhattan. After our normal covering and protecting floors, ourselves and anything not looking for new paint, the Paintworks team assembled the spraying equipment. This is a task requiring connections, air pressure, paint, tubes and nozzles which requires some serious technical expertise. The building was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1965, hosts special events and still houses the New York Army National Guard's 1st Battalion, 69th Infantry Regiment, aka the "Fighting Irish". In just two days, it was refreshed to its former industrial glory.