These stairs were an interesting project. Originally the client requested them to be stripped and stained. But after removing the 6th layer of paint, a white wash was still visible even after numerous sandings. So I used 4 glaze colors instead of wood stains, to create a very natural wood finish.

This room is created by two colors of glaze being added to the walls at once. This creates a a soft effect or can be quite dramatic depending on the color choices. The client calls this “The Lemon Room” as there is a lemon tree outside the window. It will be a guest room.

There was a set of two wall lanterns that were perfect for the Tuscan style room. But the original black color was just to stark. Bronzing them seemed to fit in better and is a popular finish right now, so I just changed them with Faux Techniques and gave the Lanterns more demension, by accentuating [...]

This stair case started out plain black. I then accentuated parts of it with three colors of Gold, to create a unique custom Faux Finish look. The top of the hand rail was finished by protecting it from hands with a clear top coat.

This room had been newly Fauxed by an Artist friend of mine but was incomplete. It had this ugly old fan that the client was going to replace. I said “Let try painting it first” so we added a pattern in green to match the wall colors to the blades and bronzed the base to [...]

This pair of Lions guarding the back yard pool were in desperate need of some help. We took the lion that was drab gray peeling stone and turned him into a fabulous Lion with a Bronze faux finish.