Wall Treatments

Would you like to have that pillar turned into "marble" or have the family room wall look like leather? How about the look of an old 18th Century wall or "like" pots above a window or a simple tree branch across a wall. Wall treatments can be very exciting and dynamic in a home. Faux finishing and Trompe L'oeil plus others.

Below are just a few examples of the work we do.

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Marble

Faux Marble
Faux Marble
Turn plain white walls or wood columns into "marble". The wood columns in this dining area were "marbled" with various colors of paint to compliment the gold walls and the wood table & chairs.

Leather

Leather
Faux Leather
Three colors of paint were applied with intermittent "stippling" with brushes to create this rich, dimensional leather look. The "leather" walls help separate the dining area in this large, open living area.

Plaid

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Plaid Bathroom
Various shades of blue create this plaid pattern with a metallic bronze stripe to give this bathroom a distinctive look.

Venetian Plaster

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Venetian Plaster
Four colors of paint plus silver and gold create the look and feel of an old plaster wall.

Grass

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Grass
Paint glaze and a stiff bristle brush create the look of "grass" paper.

Stone Walls

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Stone Walls
Create the look of a stone block wall with paint and brush. This 8' x 12' area includes a stenciled border around the top. This is a great wall treatment for the imperfect wall or the wall area that gets lots of traffic. It is a beautiful addition to a formal foyer area or a busy kitchen.

Trompe L'oeil

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Trompe L'oeil
The trompe l'oeil technique creates a lifelike effect above a sun room window. The terra cotta pots and saucers rest on a realistic looking shelf. The greenery from the pots flow over the shelf, pots and down the wall to add to the warm feeling. This 3 1/2' x 1' mural is painted directly on the wall.

"Faux" Exposed Brick

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"Faux" Exposed Brick