Louisville Faux- A Distinctive House.

Greystone Gables

 

 

Touch ups and Goldleaf

 

Original Moroccan Plaster-Areas of the ceiling were peeling. Quite a difficult task to repair, but rewarding when all went well. Custom color matching to original glaze.

White-Washed Shelf and Corbels

 

Repaired and Restored Cabinet Detail

Hand Painted Panel with White-Wash and Gold Leaf

Repaired and Restored Cabinet

 

Hand Painted Candelabra- Bronze, Onyx, and Gold Leaf

 

                                         
                                                         Before- Powder Room Cabinet

After- Powder Room Cabinet

  Onyx, Crackle Medium, Gold Leaf

Louisville Faux-Historic Downtown Building.

BEFORE

AFTER

 

DETAIL

 

I have posted about this historic French iron façade building before, and now it is complete. The building is located on one of the most exciting blocks in Louisville. 21C Hotel to your right, Slugger Bat Museum to your left, and the Science Center and Frazier Museum straight across the street.

Louisville faux- Green table and chairs.

Green table and chairs that pair well with the green coffee table from a previous blog. When painting with bold colors such as green, it's a must to keep the paint application clean and controlled. I also included details of a commissioned mixed media piece hanging on a nearby wall.

Louisville Faux- Befores, Afters, and Pineapples.

 

This summer I had the pleasure of working in one of the most magnificent homes in Prospect, Kentucky. The project took about two months to complete. It involved painting a couple of areas that needed a simple color change and pinstripe glazing all of the crown moulding, baseboards, cabinets, and doors. I also hand painted some resin grey pineapples which were brought to life to better their welcoming purpose in the home.

Louisville Faux-Hand painted stone.

This outdoor patio is so charming and inviting. But the stone lacked definition and range of color. And the smooth flagstone toppers were a bit on the taupe side of the color wheel. Deep greys, golds, and browns were added to balance both stones, and bring out the great masonry work. Beige highlights were added to finalize the look. Top of the line exterior paints were used to withstand mother nature.

Louisville Faux-Blue bathroom faux.

Gorgeous blue bath faux in light and deep blues which enhance the cream tile.