|
The term "trompe
l'oeil", which refers to faux finishes such as marble, stones,
tortoiseshell, traditional and exotic woods can be used to describe
this approach because the finish is so accurately rendered that the eye
is "fooled" into thinking it is real. Based on the very precise
and detailed "French Style" of the 17th, 18th and 19th Century,
our techniques are perfect for matching existing finishes that can no longer
be found or easily installed.
Please feel free to ask for a separate reference list.
FAUX BOIS DOORS
On Lobby doors to match original
Central Park West, NYC 2004
|
FAUX LIMESTONE
Parchment Limestone on walls and columns
United Nations Plaza, NYC, 2000
|
FAUX MARBLE
painted and glazed fire place mantle
|
FAUX BOIS
On all regular walls to match book cabinet
Long Island, NY 2001 |
FAUX MARBLE & GRANIT
On plaster niche
United Nations Plaza, NYC, 2000 |
|
| |
|
|
|
