Quality House Painting
Located close to the CBD in Brisbane’s east, with stunning views of both the city and Brisbane River, is Hawthorne – a suburb said to be named for the hawthorn bushes planted by land-owner William Baynes in the mid-1800s. Virginia Avenue once formed the driveway for Bayne’s home.
Today, Hawthorne is known for its affluent lifestyle, eclectic restaurants and boutiques, and well-preserved heritage houses. The suburb features a mix of old and new housing styles, with many of the older houses having been renovated to modern standards.
One of the most common types of housing in Hawthorne is the Queenslander-style home, a classic Australian design that originated in the 19th century. Typically made of timber, Queenslanders are built on stumps to encourage air flow in the humid climate, with stairs (often featuring decorative balustrades), leading up to the entrance. They also feature high ceilings, verandas, and large windows to allow for natural light and ventilation – features that are best left to the professionals, when it comes to painting!
Hawthorne is also home to plenty of modern, architecturally designed homes as well as luxury units.
Why choose professional painters in Hawthorne?
Premium properties deserve a premium paint job. It’s all about the quality of the materials used, and the standard of the finishes. At Premium Painting and Plastering, we specialise in first-rate painting and plastering services for both residential and commercial properties. From Hawthorne Park to Katoomba Avenue, our team will take great care to ensure your property looks its best.
We take pride in our customer service-oriented approach and ensure we will listen carefully to your requirements so that your project is completed exactly how you envisioned it. So, whether you’d like to add value to your home or give your business a new lease on life, look no further for all your painting and plastering needs!
Call 0490 147 507 for more information or to organise a quote from our professional painters in Hawthorne.
