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The use of bespoke Murals in our Interior Design work. Notable artists have worked with us in murals and Faux details we show.
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Here we created a new Dining room. We blocked a doorway from the carport, and curved the wall around the room. The canvas is not only the view of an Ilatian mythical garden but is also framed in faux stone. The floor is Snow White 18"x18" Thasos, with Giallo Siena Keys. The glass table sits 10.
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The Copula was accentuated with Gold wall paper to add a lighter effect on the table below, and painted a surround at the bottom of it. The screen which folds away helps conceal the kitchen door and creates a nice transition.
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At the same home on site the Dolphin detail in the master Bathroom.
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At the Fairmont Acapulco Princess Hotel, we did a store we called Galileo and I accentuated the cabinetry and details in Red. Designed this Cinemascopic Mural to fit the central niche. The executed at his studio and I personally installed it.
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At Villa Altura a San Rafael, California, a 1906 restored mansion where we designed the Master bathroom, did the 2 panels shown as well as the wall friezes.
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Detail of the Frieze which repeats around the room
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Close up of the Master bath panels in a magazine cover.
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At our Hacienda on the Beach project we invited Evans & Brown to do this mural, which depicts the view from the pool in the same project. The reason was a side view of the dining room facing this wall, and we wanted to add some depth as well rather than have a flat wall have Trompe l'oeil.. Then we Faux finishes the sky.
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Also at Hacienda on the Beach. It is always nice to have a map for travelers to remind them where they are, in case they drink too much....
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In the Mexican Caribbean Riviera we were asked to do this Yacht Club Penthouse. Unfortunately as you walked in you were faced with a closet and an electrical panel so we covered them with this mural which consists of for door panels.
