Thanks for all of the x-tra work! PLUS A TERRIFIC JOB!! Patty

Decorative Finishes Marbleizing, granite & stone.

Decorative Finishes Woodgraining, faux bois

Concrete mantle painted to match marble coffee table.	click on photos to enlarge	Then finished for the look and feel of polished marble.

A fun decorative finish on the walls in the powder room, also in the full bath and dressing room on the second level. Trompe l'oeil effects in powder room. Rolling-on technique with a Tropical Island feel.	Detail from fireplace mantel on top of this page, showing the finish coat on the mantel and columns.
Faux finished wooden boards in closet space. Home has wood throughout on walls and ceiling. White closets and doors were much too Blah.	The decorative finish on the dining room ceiling adds a touch of elegance.

Coffee maker and juicer were originally white. They are used everyday and still look great. Later, an originally white foodsaver was also painted with the same finish as the coffemaker and juicer.	A door in the same home painted with a decorative wood finish.	Table set and rose chandelier were originally white and yellow. This looked very drab in the home. By painting the table set and roses red and matching the green leaves to the green around the room brought much needed strength to this ensemble.
This table made of oak, had four layers of paint showing through around the chips. I painted it red and left the older paints in view around the chips. It looked nice with the whites, creams and 1950's greens showing through along with the wine red.