Picturebox was established in 1986 by Stephen Hedges.  

The first commission was to design and create a range of hand painted children’s furniture for Harrods.  

This then led to Picturebox undertaking major restorations to the ground floor of this iconic department store.  

Following this came extensive work for the Sultan of Brunei, in several of his private residences and palaces worldwide which included all types of decorative finishing; gilding, marbling, wood graining and trompe l’oeil.  

In 1996 the company decorated the newly built castle in the Channel Islands for the Barclay Brothers.

They then helped renovate the Ritz hotel in London, which include hand painting the famous Palm Court.

The adjoining Arlington House (also known as William Kent House) was then restored by Picturebox in conjunction with English Heritage.

As specialists in this field, Picturebox have created many unique, and beautiful spaces for clients in their private homes, commercial ventures, hotels, theatres, restaurants, and casinos.

Over the years, the company have developed relationships with skilled tradespeople, collaborating in all areas of interior projects.  

Picturebox are now offering a complete interior service, including decorative finishing; gilding, trompe l’oeil, murals, marbling, wood graining, hand painted artwork along with joinery, stonework, soft furnishings and their installation, upholstery, fabric walling, French polishing, stucco, mosaics, tiling, plastering and painting.

As a small company it prides itself in project managing and producing interiors of fine quality, working closely with each client to create bespoke finishes, that enables them to realise their vision.