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Showing newest posts with label ceiling. Show older posts

Friday, April 2, 2010

Austrian-style painted ceiling


Before shot of the ceiling I was hired to paint at the Goldener Hirsch Inn in Deer Valley, based on the original hotel in Salzburg, Austria.



Austrian-style hand-painting inspired by Alpine folk art.



They requested an edelweiss flower motif. I designed this pattern of flowing edelweiss, tiny vines, buds, wild strawberries, and rosemaling scrolls.



Another detail showing transparent colors and the key to the style: confidant flowing strokes.



I painted hundreds of edelweiss. I wore an inflatable neck pillow to save my neck, and used a mahl stick to save my arm.



During this job, I took a lot of inspiration from my trips to the Austrian country-side to visit my Aunt Gail.Interior Design: Denton House Interiors

Sunday, February 21, 2010

Ceiling Medallion


Original sketch approved by the client.


Library ceiling with hand-painted medallion.

 
This ceiling medallion for the Casa Nova, see below, was inspired by Spanish and mediterranean historic patterns.

The Casa Nova


The master bedroom suite where we stenciled custom designs in a staggered pattern on the bed wall.



Softly aged walls with a warm metallic trowelled base in the Master Bedroom.


Dining Room ceiling with layers of metallic plaster.


Parchment glazed walls in the Great Room. This technique adds so much warmth to the walls and to the whole atmosphere. Interior Design: Denton House Interiors




Carved footstools made by Antique Old World Reproductions from the Great Room above. Detail of my hand-painting in gold on the leather seat.

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Oval Ceiling Entry

Parchment glazed walls. Metallic plaster on oval ceiling.


Entry with stain-glass window. Textured walls softly glazed in a parchment tone. Ceiling oval rendered in trowelled layers of custom tinted shimmer stone, a Modern Masters product, with a metallic over-glaze in champagne, creating the look and feel of shell. Interior Designer: Denton House Interiors.