Posts Tagged ‘kelly walker’
Painted Wood Grain Furntiure
This cabinet was white when I arrived. Unfortunately, I didn’t have the cameras take the before picture. But the end result is powerful enough to imagine the transformation.
Wood Grain Study
A Greenspring Valley Home needed a tasteful upgrade to their pine built-in bookshelves, crown moulding, and baseboards. Using high quality paints and glazes, I was able to transform the space into an elegant sitting room.
Before and After Exterior Speaker Cover
Pool house limestone retaining wall was just not the same with white speaker covers so we fixed that. A collaboration between myself and Balage Balough.
Before and After Girl’s Room
These once boring walls in Baltimore’s upscale Ritz Carlton Residences, are now alive with subtle sophisticated but youthful whimsy. This is one of my personal inventions.
Before and After Concrete Counter Top
I gave this concrete counter top a new life for one of the coolest clients I’ve ever known.
Before and After Damaged Plaster
This is a plaster repair at the St. Regis Hotel in Washington DC. The ceiling and wall were about three tiers of scaffolding high and very rewarding to see the areas come back to life.
Before and After Plaster Restoration
This project was a repair at the St. Regis Hotel in Washington DC representing Valley Craftsmen.
“Artstar 1″ featured on this blog
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I just had the pleasant experience of taking a trip to North Carolina where some old clients and dear friends purchased several of my paintings…See “ARTSTAR 1″ featured in the master bedroom of this sharply designed house…these guys are amazing btw they have 3 off site storage units full of cutting edge furnishings and they actually “rotate stock” and dress different rooms in their house seasonally. Neither work “in the trade”, but they should. Needless to say Its a huge honor to have my work as a staple element in such a thoughtfully considered environment. Enjoy!
Before and After Faux Wood Floor
Floor Before
Floor After
Can you believe it? Im almost perfectly proud of this project except for the ridge where the color appears to leave a “lap line”…its in fact a rise where the concrete is higher than the wood…believe me I tried and tried to sneak up on it and make it disappear.
