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An updated room has textured walls. The floor is a cement slab with everything painted. The wood grain and the rug are NOT REAL. |
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The Homeowner wanted a softer look. The walls were a two tone mesh and the stenciling was added to the coffers. |
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The homeowner wanted a new look for their fireplace. We started with a simple style, silver leafed, added stone and then antiqued it. |
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The Homeowner wanted a different look. Instead of painting the walls, we added a Stain product over the purple walls. |
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This Tiki Island office building wanted all the offices to have a Sea theme. We mimicked the pillars going into Galveston. |
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The Homeowner has lived in their house for two years and continues to look at the model homes. They had white cabinets and the newer homes have wood cabinets. I gave them what they wanted. |
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A kitchen with wallpaper needed an update. The wallpaper was stripped, colored texture and glaze applied to warm up the room. |
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The main entrance to an office wanted to be more exciting than the off white walls and doors. The floor tile was duplicated up the wall and the elevator doors look like the mahogany wall across from them. |
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This desk was purchased back in the 60's and needed to be updated for a teenager. The bookcase from a local store. Below is room with both finished pieces of furniture.
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Customer wanted updated family
room paneling. Pine updated to the new window mahogony panels and
cover the brick fireplace. Below is a closeup of the new paneling on the
left , matched stain in the middle and the original color on the right.
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Plain white walls into a warm cozy bistro look. |
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The bench to the left was purchased over 35 years ago. My client loves elephants and I gave her an "Elephant Hide" bench to go with her decor. |
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