A multiple colored glaze takes its cue from the stonework, tiles, cabinetry, and furnishings to create a polished warm environment. |
 A small ordinary bathroom has been transformed via a multi layered faux finish into a glittering jewel box of a bygone era, reminiscent of the hey-day of the Orient Express. |
The nook in this kitchen is further accented by the addition of a large scale abstract fantasy marble. |
These two photos show how the addition of glazes in multiple colors ties together an unusual color combination. |
A large Master bath is warmed with a simple one color glazed treatment. |
 Create the look and texture of hammered copper without using metal. This finish can be applied to walls or on a decorative range hood. |
 A tiled powder room is enhanced with gilding and Lusterstone, a hand troweled metallic plaster. |
 Have you ever wanted the look of old leather walls? This antique glazed plaster finish looks and feels like aging leather. |
 This dramatic yet subtle faux finish is a striated plaster with a pearlescent finish to make it glow. |
 Detail of a crocodile finish. This is a combination of a stencil, a texture product, and glazing. It can be applied to walls and furniture for the feel of real skin. |
 To create a faux gilded ceiling, tissues paper was applied for texture then painted with metallic gold and glazed for richness. |
 This faux finish mimics an aging canvas. It can be applied to walls or a free hanging painting or mural. |
 This faux finish looks like cork or burled wood. Done in panels on the wall, it creates a more contemporary and custom finish. |
 This subtly textured finish creates an underlying pattern on your wall. Glazing tones add dimension along with appliqués. |
 Faux finishing the architectural columns in your home creates a warm and personal touch. The one on the left adds detail to a plain column with a pattern at the top of a faux burled wood. The one on the right looks and feels like pitted stone. |
 Faux finishing the architectural columns in your home creates a warm and personal touch. The one on the left adds detail to a plain column with a pattern at the top of a faux burled wood. The one on the right looks and feels like pitted stone. |
 This textured, iridescent finish can be customized for your home with any glaze color. Shown in warm browns, it could also look like abalone shell. |
 This raised patterned plaster is painted with metallic paint to resemble tooled metal. The banding and nail heads are an added custom touch. |
