As we bid farewell to 2023, Chromatist Painters, your trusted painting contractors in Toronto and the GTA, takes a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude. This year has been nothing short of amazing, filled with transformative projects, valuable lessons, and the privilege of working with incredible clients. Join us in this special read, where we reflect on the diverse array of projects that defined our journey in 2023.

Our Painters at Toronto Painting Store, picking up the right color from their local painting store after a client was not fully satisfied with the product chosen previsouly.

Interior: A Symphony of  White and Nude in Chaplin Estate

In the heart of Chaplin Estate, Chromatist Painters took on a transformative journey, breathing life into a fully renovated house. Our expertise in custom house painting was on full display, encompassing walls, ceilings, crown moldings, trims, doors, windows, baseboards, and even the intricate details of the staircase. Staining the stairs, treads, and handrails on all three levels added the finishing touch, creating a harmonious blend of modern neutral colours and textures.

Exterior: Elevating Elegance in York Heights, North York

Venturing into York Heights, North York, Chromatist Painters heartfully embraced the challenge of a full exterior painting and spraying project. We spray painted all shutters, garage doors and frames, windows and frames, of this gorgeous magazine picture-worthy house in by Benjamin Moore, all soffits and fascia were matched to the existing white. We could not believe the stunning finish of this gorgeous colour on the charming shed/pool house, making a statement in the lovely garden of our client. The result? A breathtaking transformation that shined in the neighborhood.

Exterior painting project in North York, Toronto: a double garage door and window shutters spray painted in a nice rich blue by BenjaminMoore and the fascia, suffit, and windows freshened up in the existing white colour.
Exterior painting project in North York, Toronto: shutters painted in a nice rich blue by BenjaminMoore and the entrance door freshened up in the existing white colour.
Exterior painting project in North York, Toronto: shed/ pool house painted in a nice rich blue by BenjaminMoore.

Condo Painting: Serenity in Lawrence Park South

Located in the most-wanted neighborhood of  Lawrence Park South, our team brought a tranquil ambiance to a fully renovated 3-bedroom, 2-bath condo. The walls painted in the soothing Benjamin Moore colour Old Prairie added a touch of elegance to the space. This project not only showcased our expertise but also expanded our list of recommended interior colours during color consultation sessions with clients.

Interior condo painting project in Lawrence Park South, Toronto. The living room walls and main area walls of the room painted in the soothing Benjamin Moore colour Old Prairie added a touch of elegance to the space.
Interior condo painting project in Lawrence Park South, Toronto. The walls of the room painted in the soothing Benjamin Moore colour Old Prairie added a touch of elegance to the space.
Interior condo painting project in Lawrence Park South, Toronto. The living room walls and main area walls of the room painted in the soothing Benjamin Moore colour Old Prairie added a touch of elegance to the space.
Interior condo painting project in Lawrence Park South, Toronto. The living room walls and main area walls of the room painted in the soothing Benjamin Moore colour Old Prairie added a touch of elegance to the space.

Kitchen Cabinet Magic in Moore Park

The artistry of Chromatist reached new heights in Moore Park, where we poured our experience into repainting a fully renovated house’s kitchen cabinets. Using Renner Wood Coatings from Italy, we achieved luxurious, stunning finishes that not only enhanced the aesthetics but also left our clients in awe with this major transformation.

Stairs Refinishing: Oakville’s Stairway to Elegance

In Oakville, Chromatist undertook the refurbishment of an old staircase in a fully renovated house. The meticulous process involved sanding to bare wood using our dustless sander by Festool,  filling and caulking gaps, applying a dark stain, and finishing with two coats of water-based varnish. The result was a staircase that stood as a testament to our commitment to craftsmanship.

Stairs refinishing project in Oakville during a full renovation of a house. Varnished treads, painted white risers, stained handrail installed. The wall stringers and risers are painted in pure white by Sherwin Williams.
Stairs refinishing project in Oakville during a full renovation of a house. Threads and handrails are stained and varnished masterfully. The wall stringers and risers are painted in pure white by Sherwin Williams.

Door Refinishing: Preserving Walnut Beauty in Leaside

Leaside witnessed Chromatist’s expertise in door refinishing, where we refurbished a gorgeous mahogany entrance door. Matching the stain to the interiors of the front door.  A fresh coat transformed not only the doors but also the Gable Peak, garage doors,  soffits, trims, gutters, and downspouts.

mahogany front door Refurbishing project in Leaside: a sunfaded and pealed front door was sanded by dustless festool planex to plain wood, stained and varnished for a magical freshened up look. Step 3. After varnish application to the front door.
mahogany front door Refurbishing project in Leaside: a sunfaded and pealed front door was sanded by dustless festool planex to plain wood, stained and varnished for a magical freshened up look. Step 2: Stained Mahogany door.
mahogany front door restoratin and refurbishing project in Leaside: a sunfaded and pealed front door was sanded by dustless festool planex to plain bare wood. Next it was stained and varnished for a gorgeous freshened up look. This is the step one : Sanded door look.
mahogany front door Refurbishing project in Leaside: a sunfaded and pealed front door was sanded by dustless festool planex to plain wood, stained and varnished for a magical freshened up look. Before look.

Flattening Popcorn Ceiling: A Fresh Look in Junction Triangle

For the second time, our Junction Triangle client entrusted the Chromatist team. This time with the task of removing stucco from ceilings and walls. Incorporating our dustless method using Festool’s Drywall Sander, to minimize any interruption to our lovely clients. The result? A fresh, modern look that breathed new life into their home.

After photo of a ceiling of the office room of a house located in Junction Triangle, Toronto where chromatist painters removed ceiling stucco/ popcorn from ceilings and walls using festool drywall sander, applied new coats of plaster, sanded, primed and painted. A story of popcorn flattening in Toronto.
Before photo of a ceiling of the office room of a house located in Junction Triangle, Toronto where chromatist painters removed ceiling stucco/ popcorn from ceilings and walls using Festool Drywall sander, applied new coats of plaster, sanded, primed and painted. A story of popcorn flattening in Toronto.
After photo of a ceiling of the office room of a house located in Junction Triangle, Toronto where chromatist painters removed ceiling stucco/ popcorn from ceilings and walls using festool drywall sander, applied new coats of plaster, sanded, primed and painted. A story of popcorn flattening in Toronto.

Commercial: Painting the Palette of a Cheese Factory

In the west end of Toronto, Junction Triangle, Chromatist Painters had the privilege of painting a cheese factory. Beyond the joy of working with delightful customers and the irresistible aroma of cheese, we reveled in the opportunity to contribute to the visual appeal of this unique commercial space. We were truly spoiled as our amazing clients showered us with their exquisite and delectable cheese creations—an unexpected and truly savory perk of our painting journey in 2023.

Toronto Home Painting: Interior Commercial Painting of International Cheese Factory Shop in Toronto

As we close the chapter on 2023, Chromatist extends heartfelt thanks to our incredible clients, dedicated team members, and the diverse communities we had the privilege to serve. Each project has been a canvas for growth, learning, and building lasting relationships. Here’s to a vibrant and colourful future!