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WEDDING
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The Art of Distressing and Antiquing | Left - Relatively modern chair given an antiquing treatment to bring period features to life. Right - Distressed technique applied to a hallway wall to bring old-world charm. | Chest of drawers given a distressed paint treatment to provide a classic statement piece of furniture. |
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Left - Room cornice given an antique treatment to provide strength to this period feature. Right - Similar treatment was given to this ceiling rose to give it historical charm. | The Art of Gilding and Ornamentation. | Left - Gilt edging and a regal red brings out all the detail in this period ceiling. Right - A little ornamentation coupled with a trompe l'oeil provide an interesting feature to this wall. |
Left and right - Gilding brings a true classical edge to this ceiling rose and these otherwise ordinary kitchen doors. | DECORATIVE-web-images-8A painted marquee-effect provides a sense of space and elevates this ceiling, whilst the ornamentation provides a sense of grandeur. | The Art of Murals and Trompe L'Oeil |
Faux lace and leopard print was painted onto these walls to transform a female bedroom. | Faux lace and leopard print was painted onto these walls to transform a female bedroom. | Left - faux stonework trompe l'oeil was created to give a rustic feel to an ordinary fireplace. Right - Pop art style giant bricks were painted onto this hallway wall with a pearlescent finish, to give character and space. |
Faux Yorkshire stone was painted around these arched windows to give a rustic feeling to this games room. | Right - Italian Renaissance scene was painted on the walls of a small bathroom, to provide a faux Romanesque window view | A playful treatment was given to this day nursery to provide a fun environment for play and learning. |
The Art of Wood Graining and Furniture Painting. | Two entirely different wood finishes created on plain doors to give a sense of weight to the entrance to a room. | Highly specialised hand-finished walnut wood graining. This is close up detail from a converted chest of drawers, crafted to resemble a rare and much sought-after wood. |
Close up of highly specialised oak wood graining applied to a cupboard to give it a new lease of life. | Intricate painting applied to some interesting furniture to render it in a rustic farmhouse style. |
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