Our faux stone finishes can go over virtually any surface with extremely durable and remarkablly realistic results. 

Pure imagination took the wheel and drove this project to a magnificent finish. All architectural elements were either built on site or picked up at the local antiques market. We skimmed the brick and covered it with our faux stone treatment for a stunning result.

This glaze treatment is perfect for the client who wants a rich, unique look but doesn't want to add physical texture or material to the walls.

The wall finish here is a combination of faux leather and Ralph Lauren's Suede. The door displays a classic black rub-through with random crackle. 

This soft tone-on-tone stripe is most applicable in foyers and dining rooms, where a more formal look is desirable.

A very popular option for homeowners who want to add that touch of warmth and antiquity. 

This finish was chosen for a powder room. The attached granite sample was used on the vanity. If you look closely, you'll notice that we picked up the subtle greens and neutral tones in the custom color development.

We chiseled, added decorative molding and resurfaced this ugly brick bar with our ancient damask, faux stone finish.

The perfect application for high traffic environments; this waxed venetian finish is one of the most durable and easy to clean faux finishes we offer. 

This application was created to give the client an old world feel, plus the added depth of metallic shimmer. It was a custom developed finish that gave the entire home a soft, tuscany romance.

Romance is the first word that comes to mind. This mixed medium finish made a perfect statement of elegance for the power room.

The natural, organic feel of old, weathered plaster walls, coupled with designer furniture made this office a masterpiece.

Refinished antique

We awakened this this sleepy antique by stripping away the years of wax build up and refinishing it with a satin black, taking care to rub through only in those place where true wear would occur.

Yes, this was primed sheetrock and a raw wooden mantle when we got started. Faux weathered plaster and hand carved stone.

The foyer in this home was a massive, two story space, the the dimensions were under appreciated until we added the faux limestone block treatment.  

Flanking the left and right of the foyer doors were two, plain white columns, in desperate need to enhancement. 

Sometimes it takes 10 steps to get the look, but the results are always matchless; an organic quality that I dare say, could never come from a machine. 

A custom weathered stucco look, designed specifically for Elisabeth's Resturant at Grandover Resort in Greensboro NC