Narthex
transformed with gilding, paint, and plasters.
Main Hallway transformed by ceiling mural dome.
Faux finish on ceiling and walls and molding added to bulletin board.
Painted inlaid marble floor cloths.
Grotesca panels and faux leather transform a dingy stairwell and hall.
Donated murals in several rooms.
The rectory’s dining room panels are made over with foils and lace.
These
are just some of the many transformations done by the artists.
For an up-close and more detailed look into how some of these techniques
were done, check out
The House that Faux Built: How to Transform
Your Home
From Shabby to Showplace
Using Paints, Plasters and Creativity!
by Adrienne van Dooren
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The
Narthex:
Jacek Prowinski
Leonard Pardon - Faux Marble Floor Cloth
Team Members: Maciej Adamke, Maros Koncok, and Miroslav
Sebestik
The Rectory:
Gary Lord - Dining Room
Paulette Piazza - Study
Adrienne van Dooren - Snakeskin Bar and Stairwell
Nicola Vigini - Grotesca Panels for Stairwell
Yves Lantheir - Canvas Panel Study
Team Members: Kacki Berri, Chesna Koch, Sue Sidun, Kathy Carrol
and Class
Public Areas:
Jeff Ingram and Brian Townsend - Gicle' Mural |