Volz & Associates, Inc. Hello and thank you for asking; this question has already been posted for another photo associated with this project so I'm going to cut-n-paste my previous answer as it will be the same:

"When our clients invest significantly in a very unique product, like the spectacular wallpapers used throughout this project, we are obliged to keep that information private to safeguard their investment.

In this case all the reproduction papers used are circa 1880 designs (the era the house was constructed) and all have been installed as they were historically; in Texas during that period, walls and ceilings were not plastered, instead the walls were covered with horizontal boards which were then covered with a stretched canvas, and it was on top of the canvas that the decorative wall and ceiling papers were applied."

iloveyouandy Ok, thank you, Is this a product I could purchase through your company?

Volz & Associates, Inc. No, we are an architectural firm and they were custom made specifically for this project.

Volz & Associates, Inc. This has been asked previously, I'll cut and paste my answer for you here: "We specialize in historic restoration and preservation. Every project is unique, and always has unusual features that require custom craftsmen to reproduce and rehabilitate original materials. We cannot answer questions like this because our work is so removed from mainstream interior design and new construction. However, we are grateful you appreciate our work; we post these projects to inspire, and thank you for that."

Scottish Stained Glass We love the detail of this stained glass piece! Artistic yet functional.

Volz & Associates, Inc. I'll cut-n-paste our answer from previous similar questions:

We specialize in historic preservation. Every project is unique, and always has unusual features that require custom craftsmen to reproduce and rehabilitate original materials. We cannot answer questions like this because our work is so removed from mainstream interior design and new construction. However, we are grateful you appreciate our work; we post these projects to inspire, and thank you for that.

Volz & Associates, Inc. I'll cut-n-paste our previous answer from previous similar questions:

We specialize in historic preservation. Every project is unique, and always has unusual features that require custom craftsmen to reproduce and rehabilitate original materials. We cannot answer questions like this because our work is so removed from mainstream interior design and new construction. However, we are grateful you appreciate our work; we post these projects to inspire, and thank you for that.

Volz & Associates, Inc. We specialize in historic preservation. Every project is unique, and always has unusual features that require custom craftsmen to reproduce and rehabilitate original materials. We cannot answer questions like this because our work is so removed from mainstream interior design and new construction. However, we are grateful you appreciate our work; we post these projects to inspire, and thank you for that.

SPKCreative Abstract Art www.spkcreative.com Click on the More Info link and see if the image poster has detailed info. If not, post a query asking for specifics, but be aware that it may take awhile for the pro to get back to you--we try to be helpful and provide thoughtful, timely responses, but need to attend to our businesses and paying clients first (we do not work for Houzz, nor are we compensated in any way for providing advice to Houzzers). The best option is to contact the pro directly. Some/all of the products/colors/designs in the image may be custom/commissioned for the pro's client, so the pro may not share that information to protect the client's investment in their services. Some images may contain green price tags--click on those and you should be brought straight to the source. I hope this advice helps:)

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Volz & Associates, Inc. The house was furnished with antique pieces that the owner and interior designer selected together at auctions, antique shops and shows. The goal was to select only furniture and finishes that would have been available between 1850 - 1880's.