Lewis Wharf Beam 2019. “Before” photo of a project to paint an imitation wood finish on a sheetrock enclosed pipe chase above an archway in a Boston office building.
Lewis Wharf Beam 2019. “After” photo showing how I matched the look of the actual wooden beams in the hallway.
HFBT Bricks 2019 “Before” photo of a brick wall inside of a Boston apartment, before I painted them to look like the other natural bricks in the apartment.
HFBT Bricks 2019 “After” photo showing the same brick wall painted to look like the other natural brick walls in the apartment.
HFBT Timbers 2019 “Before” photo of some ceiling timbers in an apartment in Boston. I was hired to paint the timbers to look like other natural wooden beams in the apartment. As shown in the photo, the wood was originally painted a solid color.
HFBT Timbers 2019 “After” photo showing the same ceiling timbers painted to look like other natural wooden beams in the apartment.
Weathered Bronze Finish circa 1990 This photo shows a 7’ tall fiberglass and plaster statue painted with acrylic, oil, and enamel to look like weathered bronze. This piece was one of many similar cast reproductions I painted with various finishes for DeStefano studios in Woburn, Massachusetts.
Faux Marble 1996 These photos show a faux marble installation (baseboards and a window sill) in a bathroom in a private residence. Painted on wood with oil and enamel.
Marbleized Finishes circa 1990 This photo shows a group of 3’ tall plaster column reproductions I painted with oil and enamel to look like different types of marble. The work was commissioned by DeStefano studios in Woburn, Massachusetts.
Painted Vegetable Sculptures 2022 These photos shows a group of 3’ tall sculpted cafe table pedestals designed, fabricated, and sculpted by Crosby Design for an all natural cafe and food store. I was brought in to paint the sculptures- I used acrylic and the works were varnished with urethane for durability.
Franco Building Decorative 2022 This “after” photo shows a section of crown molding- one of the many decorative patterns throughout a large 19th century mansion in Lowell, Massachusetts. Most of these surfaces were in profound states of dis-repair, and I was commissioned to recreate and restore them.
Franco Building Decorative This “after” photo shows a section of one the many decorative patterns throughout the building.
Verdigris III 1998 This image shows one part of a set of 11 acrylic painted canvas panels commissioned for a decorative installation in a private residence.