Real Toronto condo painting project

Bloor West Condo Painting & Interior Refresh

A two-bedroom Toronto condo documented from its original darker interior through cabinet removal, surface preparation and a complete light neutral repaint.

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Open-plan Toronto condo living room after full interior repainting — COMPLETED LIVING AREA
Light neutral walls, a bright ceiling and clean white trim across the open-plan room.

Bloor Street West, Toronto

One Condo. Every Documented Stage.

A real two-bedroom condo painting project on Bloor Street West, documented from the original darker interior through cabinet removal, surface preparation and a complete light neutral repaint.The page uses PReno's supplied media and published project details without adding unverified costs, schedules or product claims.

Area

Bloor West, Toronto

Documented media

30 photos + 4 videos

Project type

Two-bedroom condo

Before and after

Built-Ins Removed. Interior Refreshed.

The project combined selective cabinet demolition with repairs, careful protection and a coordinated repaint. The supplied comparison shows how the darker built-in wall became a cleaner, brighter surface within the open living area.

Remove selected built-in cabinetry to open the living area
Protect flooring, windows, fixtures and adjoining finishes
Repair and prepare visible wall and ceiling surfaces
Paint ceilings and walls throughout the two-bedroom condo
Refresh doors, trim and baseboards for a consistent finish

Before and after cabinet removal and wall painting in a Toronto condo living room — Cabinets removed and wall repainted.

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Cathy's Review From This Condo Refresh

This public review describes the cabinet removal, lighting updates and full-condo painting shown in the project record. Open Google to verify the source directly.

Google review

“It was a pleasure working with PReno Construction, I had some built in cabinets removed, updated my lighting and had my entire condo painted. Yevhen and Viktor did an amazing job with every aspect of the project and Yevhen kept me well informed throughout. Yevhen also connected me with other needed resources including an electrician and a plumber. I will definitely involve PReno Construction and Renovation in future work I need done in my home and I highly recommend them.”

Cathy

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Chronological project story

Toronto Condo Painting: Before, Process and After

All 30 supplied photographs are grouped by stage. Four optional videos appear after the photo story, and every photograph can be opened at a larger size.

STAGE 01

The Original Two-Bedroom Condo

BEFORE RENOVATION

The opening set records the darker walls, built-in storage, bedrooms, living area, bathrooms, laundry closet and connected circulation spaces before work began.

Dark built-in media wall in a Toronto condo before cabinet removal — Built-in cabinets before removal.

Bathroom vanity and connected condo hallway before wallpaper removal and painting — Bathroom before wallpaper removal and painting.

Toronto condo bathroom before wallpaper removal and painting — Bathroom before wallpaper removal and painting.

Open-plan Bloor West condo living room before a full interior repaint — Living room before painting.

Condo laundry closet wall before patching and painting — Laundry closet before repairs and painting.

Toronto condo living room with dark built-ins before removal and repainting — Living room before cabinet removal and painting.

Bloor West condo bedroom before neutral interior painting — Bedroom before painting.

Large dark built-in storage wall before condo cabinet demolition — Built-in cabinets before removal.

Bedroom built-in shelving before a Toronto condo interior refresh — Bedroom cabinets before removal.

STAGE 02

Preparation and removal

Cabinet Removal, Repairs and Protection

The middle stage shows selected built-ins removed, visible wall repairs, masked edges and continuous protection across flooring and adjoining finishes before painting.

Cabinet removal and protected flooring during a Bloor West condo renovation — Cabinets removed and floors protected.

Bedroom wall repairs and floor protection before condo painting — Walls repaired and floors protected.

Condo hallway masked with plastic before walls and ceilings were painted — Hallway masked before painting.

Open condo living room with continuous paper floor protection during painting — Living room floor protected.

Toronto condo bedroom masked and protected before interior painting — Bedroom prepared for painting.

Second condo bedroom prepared for ceiling wall and trim painting — Second bedroom prepared for painting.

Bathroom walls prepared before repainting in a Toronto condo — Bathroom prepared after wallpaper removal.

STAGE 03

Completed interior

A Brighter, More Open Condo Interior

The completed photographs move through both bedrooms, the open living area, hallway, kitchen, laundry and bathroom surfaces after the coordinated light repaint.

Sunlit Bloor West condo bedroom after neutral interior painting — Bedroom after painting.

Bright corner living area after Bloor West condo painting — Living room walls, ceiling and trim after painting.

Condo laundry closet after wall repairs and a light repaint — Laundry closet after repairs and painting.

Second Toronto condo bedroom after wall ceiling and trim painting — Second bedroom after painting.

Bathroom vanity wall after the Bloor West condo interior refresh — Bathroom after the walls, ceiling and vanity cabinet were painted.

Bathroom vanity and mirror after wallpaper removal and painting — Bathroom after the walls, ceiling and vanity cabinet were painted.

Bloor West condo hallway after walls doors and trim were painted — Hallway after painting.

Before and after comparison of a Bloor West condo living room repaint — Living room before and after painting.

Bloor West condo kitchen after the surrounding interior painting was completed — Kitchen after painting.

Completed Bloor West condo living room shown from three finished angles — Completed living room and hallway.

Narrow Toronto condo bedroom after neutral wall and trim painting — Bedroom after painting.

Completed Bloor West condo bedroom after wall ceiling and trim painting — Completed bedroom after painting.

VIDEO

Project walkthroughs

Four Short Views of the Work

The supplied vertical videos add movement and room-to-room context without autoplay. Select play only when you want to load a walkthrough.

VIDEO 01

Preparation walkthrough

A short walkthrough of protected floors, masked edges and prepared surfaces before finish coats.

VIDEO 02

Cabinet removal transformation

The built-in cabinetry and the cleaner open wall are shown within one documented sequence.

VIDEO 03

Living-room repaint progression

A vertical walkthrough following the main living area from active work to the completed bright finish.

VIDEO 04

Completed condo walkthrough

A final walkthrough across the refreshed bedroom and connected interior surfaces.

Documented project flow

How the Condo Refresh Came Together

The sequence combines visible project evidence with the scope published by PReno: cabinet removal, surface preparation and a full interior repaint.

01
Document the existing rooms
The supplied before photos establish the original colour palette, built-in cabinetry and connected two-bedroom condo layout.
02
Remove selected cabinetry
The project record and PReno's published project posts show cabinet removal used to create cleaner, more open wall surfaces.
03
Repair, mask and protect
Visible imperfections were repaired while floors, windows, millwork and circulation routes were masked or covered for the painting stage.
04
Refresh ceilings, walls and trim
The documented scope includes ceilings, walls, doors, trim and baseboards across the unit, with primer used where preparation required it.
05
Reveal the completed interior
The final photographs and walkthroughs show brighter neutral rooms, clean white trim and a more open living area after protection was removed.

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