The client always loved this birch tree wallpaper she had seen in a hotel in New York, and asked me to turn her stairway and upstairs hallway into a birch tree forest.

These walls where not in the best shape so Lisa covered them in burlap, chose off-white, red, and gold accents to give a Bali feel (which the client was after), and painted the floor a high-gloss black to create a little texture. What a fabulous little store!!!

The Millers wanted that cozy country relaxed feeling so the floor was painted in a cream and pale green colored diamond design.

Four floors in this condo were painted in a variety of pale colors in the checkerboard style. The chimney was painted white to give the room a light and airy feel as well as to bring this strong architectural piece to life. Christian doors throughout the home were crackled in two colors and then sealed with a dead flat varnish. Many original designs for floors are available - please contact me for details.

The client's house was painted this beautiful red color, but when the steps where installed, the brick was the wrong color. A faux brick color was created to match the house.

A medium-pink polished plaster finish was created on the back wall to provide a rich backdrop for the store logo and sales counter. The checkerboard floor was done on an angle to create the illusion of a larger space, and the trim was painted in a high gloss black for durability and contrast.

An updated antique finish was used for this clock with four colors of paint and some stylized decorative painting. A dry brushing technique was used to enhance the detailed woodwork and the face of the clock.