Interior and exterior painting for Larchmont’s shingle-style, Tudor and colonial homes, with the trim done properly.
Larchmont is a village of well-kept older houses. Shingle-style homes down in the Manor, Tudors and center-hall colonials up around Chatsworth Avenue, and a lot of original interior woodwork that’s still worth protecting.
Palette Pro Painting & Renovation covers Westchester County, NY and Fairfield County, CT. In Larchmont most of what we do is interior: full-house repaints, trim and stair work, ceilings, and cabinet refinishing that saves a kitchen without gutting it.
Because we also carry the carpentry and millwork side, a sagging casing or a cracked panel gets repaired before it gets painted instead of being coated over.
Interior work in these houses lives and dies on the woodwork. Deep baseboards, paneled stairs, wide casings and built-in bookcases that were cut on site.
We take the doors off, label every door and hinge so they go back exactly where they came from, and finish them flat rather than fighting gravity on the hinge. It’s slower. It’s also the difference between a smooth door and a runny one.
Our interior painting services include:
Larchmont sits on Long Island Sound, and the houses closest to the water go through more freeze and thaw at the joints than the ones a few streets inland. Sun exposure changes the answer too.
We prep to the condition of the surface rather than to a standard spec.
Our services include:
Older village kitchens are often laid out better than people think. Refinishing the cabinetry and correcting the millwork gets most of the way there for a fraction of what a full remodel costs.
Our kitchen renovation services include:
Most of our Larchmont work happens while the family is living in the house, so how we work matters as much as what we finish.
We keep the working area contained, and the rest of the house stays yours while we’re there.



We respect your home, your neighbors, and your time. Every project is completed with attention to detail and a focus on long-term results.
Late spring through fall gives the most reliable conditions, and early fall is often the best of it: the siding is dry from summer, and the temperature holds steady enough overnight for a proper cure. What actually decides it is surface moisture and the forecast, not the month on the calendar.
Yes, and we’d rather find it early. We carry the carpentry in house for the trades we self-perform, so trim, sills and porch detail get repaired or replaced as part of the same project instead of being coated over.
We can work to a period-appropriate palette and match existing colors closely. On multi-color trim schemes we lay out the color placement with you first, because on a bracketed facade the placement changes the look more than the colors do.
Yes. The river villages are all within our regular Westchester service area, along with Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow.
Good interior work starts with looking at the house, the light and the woodwork.
We’ll walk it with you and put together a clear, detailed estimate.

