FAUX PAINTING

Through intricate faux painting techniques we can mimic an array of textures and materials:

Wood Grain

By using a technique known as faux bois, meaning “false wood,” even rare varieties such as birds eye maple can be imitated.

Marble

The technique of marbleizing imitates the striations and colors found in marble, but avoids the need for transporting heavy slabs of the actual material.

Parchment

Through hand-painted artistry, this is a subtle way to add texture to walls that gives the appearance of aged paper.

Tortoise Shell

For a bold look, different colors and variations of this pattern can be created on furniture, walls, and beyond.

Minerals

Malachite and lapis lazuli are just some of the surfaces that can be imitated to give character to floors, tables, and wallpaper.