
Ornamental Frieze – A How To
Grand Illusion Decorative Painting was commissioned to create a trompe l’oeil ornamental frieze in a West Palm Beach dining room. The client had reclaimed 18th-century

Grand Illusion Decorative Painting was commissioned to create a trompe l’oeil ornamental frieze in a West Palm Beach dining room. The client had reclaimed 18th-century

In the first installment of this series, a significant issue occurred at The Frick Collection, a renowned art museum located in New York City. Unfortunately,

A client requested a playful and fun children’s room with a geometric motif.  This post emphasizes the strength of planning a project ahead of time in

Faux oak woodgraining is a technique for creating the appearance of oak wood on a surface that is not actually made of oak. Faux oak

Part 3 of a 3-part series of the Hamburg Panel from Salon. This post presents how Pierre Finkelstein’s panel was created for the International event

Previously, GIDP was called to the Frick Museum to repair a hole in their ceiling (see previous related posts: Part 1: Ceiling Repair at the

It’s crucial to take proper preparation before decorative painting. Improper preparation can degrade the look of your decorative painting work. This is especially important for

Oftentimes, simply protecting a fragile surface, such as upholstery, wallpaper, artwork or carpet, with just tape, is not enough. On this jobsite, a particular element

Part 1 of a 3-part series of the Hamburg Panel from Salon. This post presents how Pierre Finkelstein’s panel was created for the International event

Part 2 of a 3 part series of the Hamburg Panel from Salon. This post presents how Pierre Finkelstein’s panel was created for the International