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How to use Decorative Arts in Interior Design Award winning Tuscan Bath Designer Sharon Flatley Photographer Dan Flatley Historic Detail went from institutional white to elegant Wow! Contributors from the local chapter of IDAL Theresa Cheek of Art’s the Answer Tim and Camet Runkel of Beautiful Brushworks Sam Murray of Creative Illusions Marble Faux Marble with lime plaster By Theresa Cheek Parchment Color Wash and Faux Onyx Designer Karla Trincanello One color marble Two color Marble One color Faux Marble By Beautiful Brushworks Pietra Dura - Faux inlay marble painted on masonite and then install in the alter. Brown stone painted as Austin Stone Designer Susan Mock Replace a glaze to match with faux bois to match Designer Margaret Chambers Textured faux timbers By Beautiful Brushworks Faux wood and crocodile skin By Samantha Murray Faux Bois sample with Trompe l’oeil knocker By Theresa Cheek Faux inlay on wood floor Copper foil on texture with glaze By Beautiful Brushwork Flat faux painted brick wall Textured faux bricks By Beautiful Brushworks Textured herringbone brick in barrel vaults By Beautiful Brushworks Faux Finishes vs. Decorative Finishes A faux finish is a painted finish that looks like something real. Marble, wood, stone, and brick like the examples you’ve just seen are all faux finishes. The term decorative finish is all inclusive. It includes faux finishes and any other applied finish. A glazed wall is not a faux finish. Inspiration Stencil inspired by... Stencil inspired by... Grandma panties Pick a sample or create a new one. Dry wall Finishing Level 1 - fire taping plenum areas Level 2 - Garages and warehouse areas Level 3 - Under heavy texture or heavy wall covering and contractor textures Level 4 - Flat paint, light texture or light weight wall covering and many decorative finishes Level 5 - severe lighting conditions, high gloss finishes, smooth gilding, venetian plaster and faux marble Site conditions ie ceiling height and obstacles can increase price and time line. Text Painting over the outlet is considered contamination of the receptacle unless approved by the manufacturer. “I’d like a tuscan mural on the curved staircase wall. No vineyards. Can’t hang artwork on a curved wall. “ Concept sketch Revised sketch Paint Elevation Tuscan Mural By Artisan Finishes Designer: Sharon Flatley Photographer: Dan Flatley Tuscan Mural By Artisan Finishes Designer: Sharon Flatley Photographer: Dan Flatley Shepherdess mural Marouflage panel Designer Karla Trincanello Design cue is taken from the tile and wall sconce. Blue adds a dynamic to an otherwise monochrome chinese landscape By Dawn Cleaves Designer Karla Trincanello Trompe l’oeil - “Trick the eye” The illusion that painted detail is three-dimensional. Obviously the village and landscape are painted. The stone work, arches and windows with their highlight and shadow are also painted . Painterly styled trompe l’oeil Designer Karla Trincanello Romanesque Fresco secco on cracked plaster Trompe L’oeil curtains and headboard. Wall are a soft 3 color wash. Appliqué marouflage Designer Karla Trincanello Chalk paint with pink striping By Artisan Finishes Designer Kim Turner Brass stool with aged technique Gilded wall Designer Patricia Gifford Metallic square finish on a folding screen By Artisan Finishes Designer Barbara Gilbert A touch of gold By Artisan Finishes Designer Kim Turner Fine Gold strie over red oxide, gold tips over flat black on hardware. By Artisan Finishes Designer Kim Turner Tuscan Bath - Ceiling Designer Sharon Flatley Photographer Dan Flatley Glazed crackle ceiling tray with scroll work. By Dawn Cleaves Designer Karla Trincanello Classical brushwork sky By Dawn Cleaves Design Donna Grimes Blue Frottage with metallic stencil and freehand embellishment. Designer Amanda Paret of Ashley Astleford Concrete bollards Be creative. Anything is fair game.
