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I have always painted, my whole life, from finger paints to oil paints. I even painstakingly painted my arms with caramel pudding once, when I still ate my lunch in a highchair. To this creative soul, a surface is not complete unless it is flourished with color. For the interior, decorative paint adds so much character and individuality to a space. I do love wallpaper, but I love decorative paint as much or possibly even more, because of it's adaptability. If a room has a weird shape, decorative paint can accommodate any adjustments. Wallpaper, although beautiful, is confined to pre-printed boundaries. Below are a few examples of projects I have painted myself, many of which tend towards the Spanish style with my San Diego projects being in close proximity to Mexico. Enjoy...  ROUND ENTRYWAY CEILING PAINTED IN FAUX SPANISH TILES (see below).  ENTRANCE TO THE INTERIOR WITH THE FAUX SPANISH TILE CEILING (see above).  ORIENTAL FOYER / DINING.  TEXTURE GLAZED MASTER BEDROOM WALLS.  GLAZED AND PATTERNED WALLS, POWDER ROOM. (House was used in the movie "Traffic")  GLAZED AND PATTERNED WALLS, POWDER ROOM. (House was used in the movie "Traffic")  CUSTOM PAINTED-IN TUSCAN SCENE  MASTER BEDROOM PAINTED WALL, COPY OF A PATTERN THE CLIENT LOVED.  I PAINTED TWO OF THESE FOR USE AS NIGHTSTANDS IN AN UPSCALE MODEL HOME.  PAINT INSTEAD OF WALLPAPER, MASTER BATHROOM.  STENCIL AND FREEHAND SCROLLING STRIPES, MODEL HOME MASTER BEDROOM.
 STUDIO, ALL FOUR ROOMS A HAND PAINTED WORLD MAP.  STRIPES ON THE WALL LOOK AWESOME! |
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