Painted finishes with glazes fogged over, painted finishes that are rubbed through to stain beneath, lacquer finishes for tabletops, a flat catalyzed lacquer for the reclaimed wood and different levels of distressing – all required [...]
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Chantal is spraying away with a protective coat of lacquer, after staining the walnut mantle and adjacent cabinetry with Zar’s Teak Natural stain. This was yesterday at 4pm. The entire area has already been well covered in brown paper to protect it from the rock masons which are following behind at the beginning of [...] By looking at past blog entries, one can see the difference that the chinking makes. There are actually about a dozen different chinking colors to choose from. We chose a color referred to as BEIGE. The house is blending well with it’s surroundings, especially with the trees on the hillside. The copper was recently installed on [...] I have been working with Chantal Hodges creating stain samples for the different wood throughout the house. Today is our third meeting and we think that we have found formulas for almost everything. I drag out the carpet, paint, fabric and furniture samples to see how everything is working together. We have decided to [...] Now that the paint colors have been chosen and the first coat is up, the tile install is beginning and the wood flooring (walnut) has been ordered, it is time to choose carpet. When it comes to carpet, I don’t get terribly excited over the usual choices found in our local carpet stores. To solve [...] Enough can’t be said about the importance of fabric choices. They drive the style, energy and palette throughout the project. The second and third meetings that we had with the client, Mollie, were mainly devoted to choosing pieces that appealed to her from our large library of fabric samples. This is where I get a [...] |
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