Color planning and interior painting for Pelham’s Tudors, colonials and 1920s houses.
Pelham was built mostly in one stretch, and it shows in the housing: Tudors with plaster and dark stained trim, center-hall colonials, and 1920s houses around Pelham Heights and Pelham Manor with rooms that were laid out for smaller furniture and darker walls than anyone wants now.
That’s usually where the conversation starts. Not with a color name, with a room that reads dim and nobody can say exactly why.
Palette Pro Painting & Renovation covers Westchester County, NY and Fairfield County, CT. In Pelham most of our work is interior painting, cabinet refinishing and the trim carpentry that goes with them.
Stained trim is the deciding factor in a lot of Pelham houses. It pulls a warm undertone into every wall around it, which is why a color that looked right on a chip goes muddy once it’s on all four walls.
We put drawdown samples up in the actual room and look at them morning and evening before anything is ordered. It costs a day and it saves repainting a floor.
Our interior painting services include:
Pelham exteriors mix stucco, half-timbering and painted wood on the same elevation, and each of those wants different prep and a different coating.
We sort that out at the walk-through rather than at the point where a crew is already on a ladder.
Our services include:
Kitchens in these houses are often smaller than the rest of the floor plan suggests, so the gain comes from better cabinetry and better light, not from moving walls.
Our kitchen renovation services include:
Pelham is a village where people talk, and most of our work here comes from the last house we did.
We label every door and hinge before they come off, and they go back where they came from. Small thing. It’s the kind of small thing the whole job is made of.



We respect your home, your neighbors, and your time. Every project is completed with attention to detail and a focus on long-term results.
Test it in the room, not on a chip. Stained trim throws a warm undertone that shifts a gray or a greige noticeably once it covers all four walls. We put drawdowns up on the wall itself and look at them in daylight and under your lamps, because those two conditions rarely agree.
Yes. Stucco, wood detail and trim on the same elevation each need their own prep and coating, and we price and schedule them that way rather than treating the facade as one surface.
The room count sets the floor, and the amount of plaster repair we find sets the rest. We give you a written schedule after the walk-through and a daily update while we’re in the house.
Yes. Pelham, Pelham Manor, New Rochelle, Larchmont, Eastchester and Bronxville are all within our regular Westchester service area.
Color is easier to decide in the room than on a screen.
We’ll walk the house with you, talk through the palette, and put together a clear, detailed estimate.

