Artistic Finishes by Vicki

This entryway started out with a completely different design concept and color palette. We effectively worked with the client to come up with the perfect design and color combination to welcome her guests. (With Julie Young)

White transparent diamonds, teal compass roses and a double border were added to this refinished floor.

Hybridized Portland Cement over concrete.

Patterns

These ceilings were done with Modello Masking Patterns, foil and metallic paint. What a visual statement they make in a room!

Beautiful two-toned metallic plaster adds a touch of unexpected elegance to this dining room.

Layers of metallic paint and plaster

Hand painted detail and a sky mural for this Italian inspired home.

Bronze patina ceiling and dripping back wall

New wood beams distressed and painted for a weathered look.

Replicated a high end wallpaper for this dining room. Same look without the seams and expense of designer wallpaper.

Design by Amy McAtee, Inspired Interiors.

This is a 3 step process matte texture finish. It makes this large living room and staircase warm and inviting.

Soft allover glaze finish throughout this homes main areas.

This is a very elegant yet subtle, shimmery finish.

We applied venetian plaster in this extravagant master bathroom.

A beautiful, soft, matte plaster.

Pictures just cannot capture the beauty of this stunning accent wall with glass beads, mica flakes and glitter. It's a showstopper when you walk in the room. Other walls are waxed with random texture for a subtle contrast to the shimmering glimmer.

Subtle metallic plaster walls compliment this stunning back lit onyx counter top.

This master bath ceiling had several different angles which made it a challenge to work on with a steel trowel. Carefully and meticulously I applied white Venetian Plaster and Pearl Metallic wax.

Pink and White plastered walls

Red and gold texture finish on back wall with bamboo surround.

More bamboo in the toilet room.

Added broken gold leaf to this brand new dining table base.

Paint with glazed details on drawers and doors. Glaze stria on back of shelves. We decided to leave the desk top and crown molding the natural wood tone with a little bit of paint and distressing for contrast.

Silver with glaze updated this old furniture set

This client wanted silver, but not just a solid silver. I used 3 different shades of silver, silver leaf and crackle. Brown glaze was added on parts of the finish for another shade of silver and dimension.

Part of this fireplace was from a salvage yard and part of it was built with brand new wood. I was commissioned to make it look like one cohesive piece. Can you tell what’s new and what’s old?

White fireplace painted to look like wood

Added texture, overglaze and a stencil design for interest

This plain painted fireplace got an Old and New update. The center received an old world plaster treatment while the bricks received several colors of metallic paint.

This fireplace was dark brown and felt bulky and heavy for the room. I lightened it up and also suggested that we incorporate the top portion to make it look like one cohesive unit rather than 2 separate mismatched pieces.

Large egret to help with the laundry.

This client wanted a beach mural for her pool house that included her daughter, dog, niece and nephew.

The client’s daughter was a surfer and asked for a beach mural to include her surfboard, a dolphin, a woody car and a monkey. Her bed eventually went right under the canopy.

Girl’s fairy tale play room with a castle, unicorn and fairies.

This is from a photograph the client took on her trip to Italy.

These characters were painted on Cambric cloth and applied to the walls with wallpaper paste. When the client moved they were able to take them with them and put them up again in the little girl’s new bedroom.

These bears were also painted on Cambric cloth and applied to the wall of a newborn’s nursery,

Tree full of leaves with the parent’s initials “carved” in the trunk. A large bow and cute bee’s were added around the room as part of the theme.

Abstract tree with baby's initials.

We were asked to participate in a Food Network show making over local bars. We troweled a concrete veneer overlay on the countertop to cover up the blue paint and logo that was previously there. The designer of the show and the bar owner loved the new look.

This specialty product can go right over old laminate, cultured marble, tile and wood without the hassle of demolition. This counter was actually made out of MDF because the layout of the counter was reconfigured.

Fun colors and design for this custom countertop.

Framed hallway arches with a glaze finish and stenciled toppers.

This damask stencil is an allover design that has the look of wallpaper without any seams. It’s perfectly aligned across all walls, the raised soffit and doorway arches.

A motif design can be spaced out as close or as far apart as you like.

This mirror had been in the family for a long time and my client couldn’t bear to get rid of it. The previous design was very outdated, so I painted it to go with her new decor.

Brought this little boy back to life!

Before

Birthday gift painted on canvas for someone who loves butterflies and giraffes.

This client could not find the right artwork to place above her fireplace. She had these wood panels cut to size and I painted exactly what she wanted. I also painted the fireplace. It was originally red bricks painted white then painted red. She wanted it to look like bricks again.

Painted vent covers to match wallpaper.

No more big, ugly grey electrical box!

Client: “Please just make all the switch covers and outlets disappear.”

Have big white columns? I added texture and metallic paint to 4 of these very large columns to go with this contemporary home.

Can you find the speaker?

These were just plain wooden boxes when they were brought to me to paint. Lots of detail including the children’s initials.