Showing posts with label gold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gold. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Sophisticated Wall: Greet your guests with Style

What does your wall say to your guests when they walk into your home? This home greets their guests with a splash of energy and sophistication. The min guests walk into the house, they know there welcomed.

One may ask what faux finish product was used for this wall. The answer is simple. Pure paint, and good old simple products that you can't find on the shelf of sophisticated faux finishers. I'm an artist, who pushes products to get results that aren't right out of the can... and that's the way I like it...

Monday, September 28, 2009

Greet your guests with style. Red textured wall with gold highlights


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Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Floral oil Painting for Sale

That's right... I started an E-bay account today, to help fund the trip to Worlds for Michael Schiavone's on the US National Team to Australia. It's actually very big, measuring 36x48. It's the first in the series that I've been doing. Part of me really wanted to just try E-bay to see if it works, and then if it does, to raise money for Michel's trip...
Michael Schiavone's Story for Worlds

E-bay Link to BID!

Saturday, April 04, 2009

Papered Walls & Faux, a Perfect Fit!



Thursday, July 26, 2007

Intergrated Foyer

Here we have the first step of the faux. I then taped off 6 inch stripes to intergrate all the colors in the open floor plan.

Modern Living

The First Stage. The first solution is not always the best solution...
We're getting closer, but it's still not working...

The room has been put together, yet it's still not working!
Ahh, finally! The accent wall works with the room! Always try new solutions... it's only paint!

Purple Sunroom

Before:After:


Monday, June 26, 2006

HOUSE | Modern Gold: Color Consult

When you have an open floor plan deciding what colors to do can be tricky. In this home we decided to go with a warm color pallete, staying with the golds and yellows. The dining room painting set the mood for the first floor, giving a modern yet classic feel. Adding a splash of bold vibrant color can be intimidating, yet a wonderful conversation piece!