For this powder room ceiling I used a gold/bronze base with a charcoal top coat. Then to add some sparkle a touch of the gold/bronze as a rub.

The designer on this job found this gorgeous burled wood fireplace. Once it was installed, she decided it needed more height. She had a contractor build the crown out of particleboard and installed the resin cast columns. Then I painted the crown to match the fireplace and the columns to match the travertine tiles on the surround.

This is a fireplace that the builder put in his spec home. The new homeowners liked the structure of this one but not the finish.

After a thorough prepping, I added a faux stone texture and sanded it so that it feels nice. Then, I embedded silver into the grooves.

To update these cabinets, I added the molding with the squares and the beadboard, then, I finished them with a fade which gives the cabinets a subtle glow in the center.

This dome added a bit of glitz to the room after I added old fashioned gold leaf.

We made this foyer staircase interesting by adding a chair rail, Lincrusta and then  finished with a bronzed leather faux .

This job was to transform the  white mantle and coffered ceiling into a dark bronze.

Connected to the parlor is the  small foyer and then the dinning room.
The homeowner chose a decorative metallic faux for the foyer and a soft aged green linen faux for the dining room.

This client wanted to bring inspiration from the stone of the Western Wall of Israel. The “stone” wall is a coating of texture and acrylic paint.

Below is before faux finish.

This wall was a large white area in the room that just sorta disappeared.  For this job, I first marbleized the fireplace and the columns. I painted the wall a soft gold that matched the gold trailing around the ceiling edge. I tea stained the edges of the gold wall to add interest. The picture frame molding and the crown molding I painted a seafoam green also tea stained and highlighted with gold.