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Woodgraining
Marbleizing
Walls
Furniture

The projects our studio is commissioned to do by clients encompass all treatable surfaces from walls and ceilings to floors and decorative objects and furniture. Some of the projects we are asked to do require jobsite visits; others are done in the studio. All projects we undertake for our clients are customized to their needs and their input is important to their success. The following categories are just a few examples of projects we have completed.

Woodgraining
Sometimes referred to as faux bois. Taking a surface and treating it to look like it is made of wood. Used usually as a treatment to match existing real wood trims and panels, or to change a painted piece to look like wood.

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Faux Cherry door to match real frame and paneling
 

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Faux Pine door to match real frame and paneling
 

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Faux walnut burl door and sidelights
 

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Faux Mahogany bar and cabinets
 

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Faux cherry door and frame
 
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Faux wood cabinet, styled to match dining room table
 
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Marbleizing
Taking a surface and treating it to make it look like it is made of marble
 
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Marbleized fireplace mantle, surround, and hearth to
match existing marble surrounding firebox
 

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Marbleized fireplace mantle, surround and
hearth to imitate Cantera stone
 
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Marbleized drywall columns, customized to
compliment the floor and furnishings.
 

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Faux marble trim around the door has been
treated with tromp l'oeil mouldings to make it
look three dimensional.
 

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Walls
The application different layers of colored glazes to achieve a treatment on large surface areas such as walls and including ceilings. Generally done to enhance fabrics and treatments in an existing setting.
 
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Fresco style finish done in terracotta and earth colored glazes to bring out foliage in room
 

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Layered slate blue glazes to create a sense of
tranquility in a bedroom
 

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Play on red and pink glazed stripes, based on a
client's striped purse
 

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Linen style glazed treatment in strawberry red,
compliment to adjacent juniper glazed room
 

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Cloud ceiling glazed for an entertainment room overlooking the ocean
 

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Glazed dome ceiling with custom designed stencil border
 

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Two toned glazed wall finish,
to accent the furniture and accessories
 

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Glazed Kiva to accentuate architecture,
with soft tone glazed walls
 

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Italian Aged Stone finish
 

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Hand painted stacked stone finish, done in a den
on 3 walls to compliment the wood trim and
western saloon theme.
 

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Glazed Arizona sunset ceiling and walls.
 
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Two color mottle wall finish done to compliment the copper ironwork art piece. Stenciled copper fallen leaves and a faux shadow painted behind the piece complete the artistic statement.
 
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Furniture
This can be described as taking a piece whether movable or stationary and embellishing it with designs and glazes to enhance or change its look.
 
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Children's table and chair set painted with freestyle
roses, rosebuds and vines
 

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Children's dresser, hutch, chair and shelving painted
whimsically to go with patchwork style bedding and
coordinating fabrics
 

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Antiqued bathroom cabinetry, to enhance and bring out
the marble and decorative beading and panels
 

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Woodgrained table with pinstriping to match
Dining Room table
 
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Custom built cabinet has been decorated with a gilded copper leaf notan finish then tarnished and aged with acids. The walls behind were glazed with copper metallic over black to compliment the cabinet.
 
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