Master Bedroom

 

Before
After

The master bedroom was small, white and boring. The huge fan/light dwarfed the room.
Artists and designers transformed the room into a “Crossroads to Culture” sitting room with Moroccan, Indian and Indonesian influences.

• Red Venetian plaster walls add drama
Moroccan pattern applied to floor and ceiling.
Crackled plaster with gold wax on 2 walls.
Hand-grained doors and molding simulate rare, expensive woods.
A dramatic mural of an Indian woman sitting in a window by 4 master artists.
Decorative cording and beads in place of crown molding.
Silk paint in closet.
Decorative grates and fabrics complete the look.

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




Ronald Layman - Primary Artist/Room Captain
Tracie Weir - Co-Room Lieutenant
Lisa Turner - Co-Room Lieutenant
John Leonard - Wood Graining Preparation and Support
Mike Bedster - (England) Wood Graining
Rebecca Hotop - Donated Table
Sean Crosby - Combined Mural Panel
Pascal Amblard - Combined Mural Panel
Nicola Vigini - Combined Mural Panel
Pierre Finkelstein - Combined Mural Panel
Deborah Thompson - Stretching Canvas Mural
Mau Don Nuyen - Designer
Nancy AtLee - Designer