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Mural of Chateau Lafite Rothschild in private wine cellar in Buck County.

Mondrian Homage

: Trompe L’oeil Mural.

: Trompe L’oeil Mural.

: Trompe L’oeil Mural.

: French countryside mural 15′ x 15′ in acrylic

: Mural of wine barrels and bottles

: Venice mural of Grande Canal and St. Marks in a wine cellar. Private residence in New Hope PA.

: Close up of Venice mural

: This Tuscan scenery mural is painted on a high wall over the living room, so the perspective is painted from the best viewing area of the mural. This mural is painted with acrylics. The walls which it is painted onto are finished with a mottled overglaze.

: This full wall mural is the view you would have from sitting in our dentists chair. We included his family and pets into the mural which made it very special. I hope he gets time to sit and have some cafe au lait soon..

: Close Up.

: Close Up.

: Mural painted onto glossy tile backsplash over the stove area. Border installed using custom marble molding.

: Another photo of the Italian towns nestled in the Dolomite foothills north of Venice

: This skater/snowboarding theme is painted in all acrylics.

: Detail of skateboarding mural.

: Close up of Skateboarder

: Detail of skateboarding mural.

: Action happens! In this soccer theme, long live our Women’s Olympic Team!

: This winder view shows some of the oak graining and broken walls. The woodwork needed to be grained as it was too modern looking. I think it makes for a more interesting effect to ignore the corners of the room and let the view move on around the corners. We continued this broken wall onto other walls in the room.

: After making and settling on a sketch of ideas from pictures and photographs of towns and castles in the Czech Republic, we painted this mural on a sunroom wall using acrylics. The castle is the owner’s favorite.

: We designed and painted this oriental painting mural to look as if it was hanging in four silk panels from a rod. It is all painted.

: Close up of silk mural.

: This Japanese scene on all four walls was done in acrylics but in a watercolor fashion. A soft and warm bachground coloring lent to the subtle tones needed for a realistic approach to Japanese painting. A poem was later added to the top left corner.

: View form the door of the Japanese whole wall mural, Collegeville, PA

: Detail of left wall.

: Detail of right side wall. The door was painted like a wood framed soshi screen along with two small wall leading to the sink.

: Trompe l’oeil door with a peak into the garden beyond.

: Detail of a garden scene, trellis and flower with trompe l’oeil elements are all painted in acrylic.

: Trompe L’oeil carpet painted in acrylics.

: Close up of trompe l’oeil rug painted onto wood flooring

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: We designed this ceiling over the foyer and music room and painted over the trompe l’oeil raised ornament using acrylics. The areas over the chandeliers are gilded in 23k rouge gold leaf. The walls are lightly overglazed.

: This is a view from the music room towards the foyer.

: Detail of center of ceiling mural.

: Making the pounce drawings for the ceiling mural

: This is a detail shot of the bas relief between the windows. The plaster crown was painted and touchd off with gold mica powders. The trompe l’oeil element over the window finishes off the window nicely without window dressings.

: Mural of violinist situated fourteen feet high which is why the dtails have to be strongly accentuated for the viewer at floor level. Columns in faux sienna and capitals in gold mica powder.

: We designed and paited this window and iron grille work over a wall treatment of color washed textures.

: This version of the Venetian wall mirror has the niche replacing the mirror. The full view follows.

: This is the full view of the Venetian wall mural including trompe l’oeil moldings added to the stair trim. (We may be adding to this mural in the future)…

: The mirror on this trompe l’oeil niche was gilded in aluminum leaf before distressing with silver mica powders. The columns were marbled in Violet Breche. It sits on faux sand stone block which helps the perspective of the mural.

: This powder room has a gold mica powder ceiling, a light patina on the walls, aged cabinetry, vanity top marbled in Botticino, and shelves full of trome l’oeil books chosen by the home owner from the adjacent library. We custom made the frame and finished it in gold mica powders and toned it. The trompe l’oeil shelf painted onto the mirror, breaks up the mirror nicely.

: This view of a Japanese landscape started out as an idea for painting some orchids on the wall and blossomed into this scene. We had fun selecting the orchids and finding arches to emulate for the doorway.

: The red coloring on this vase coordinates with the armoire, seen in prior photograph.

: This Tuscan scene painted in acrylics fits into this niche over the cabinetry. The perspective took in mind the view as you come down a staircase to make this seem an opening to outside.

: MURAL I used automotive car paint (MAE) to paint this mural onto the hood insulation. The short pot life and quik drying time of the paint made this a challenging project.

: Cindy and I painted the urns, columns and flowers to decorate this space over the front entry. The lighting and real flowers really completed the decoration.

: Urn and column detail images.

: We created this sign for Lower Merion townships new building. The center area is painted over 23k gold leaf. The precision of this project in the lettering and leaves, made it a challenge. Researching the PA. state shield (which the middle part is) also made the project interesting, seeing the history of the shield.

: This was a fun project. We used the family dog in one balloon and some favorite stuffed animals for others. See the close-up for it was hard to get the whole room in any one shot.

: Close up of the family dog in the balloon.

: The floating bear : his lack of expression as he is being carried away, really cracks me up.

: An askance hare.

: Yet another view.

: Trompe l’oeil painting over faux marble. Details in the Baroque style.

: We painted a sea shore theme in this loft. Open to the family room below, the sky adds a subtle outdoors feel even without seeing the beach scenes.

: MURAL This round window converted nicely into the shore theme. I grained the window and wall around it. The light at the right of the window made for an effective partner in making the shadows seem that they are coming from it. The name of the captain and ship are authentic and sentimental of one of the residence, making a nice touch .

: This mural of Ireland’s landscape is made to look as if it were painted on a plaster which is in disrepair. It is positioned high up on a family room wall. We finished it on St. Patty’s Day!

: Collaborative work of International Salon of Decorative Painters which met in Philadelphia. This mural was donated to be hung in the children’s critical care ward of a local hospital.

: Overview of Mural.

: Hand painted grapevines.

: The bunny’s tea party with friends arriving and playing hide and seek.

: Wine cellar mural/ private residence, Pennsylvania.

: Taken from the most haunted castle in Ireland this princess was painted onto my textured and color washed wall.

: Mural painted onto tile and sealed. Private residence/ PA.

: Trompe l’oeil niche on faux blanca breche marble foyer. Private residence/PA.

: Playground mural – Board game – This was painted using all parking lot striping paint in spray cans. It was the present from the graduating fifth grade to the school.

: I painted this canvas of the home in Cimpello, Italy where the owners Mother lived. The mural of the town is on the wall in another part of the room. The walls are finished in Provencal in warm earth tones.

: Provencal France mural close up

: Community Music Mural from Chicago Salon in 2008

: A commission for a dearly loved pet… Acrylic on canvas

: Trompe l’oeil window and door detail with Tuscan countryside mural, New Hope, PA.

: Trompe l’oeil balustrades railing and centerpiece ; Gilded center of centerpiece in 23.5 k gold leaf

: Four panel mural to bring the outdoors in. Using the horizon line outside helped in making the illusion of being outside. The ceiling is also done in Golden Hour coloring of a sunset.” Media ,PA.

: Close up of left panels showing an open lawn and trees

: Close up of right side panels

: With Maxwell Parrish’s use of “Golden Hour” coloring, we painted this sky with barely using blue at all.

: We were commissioned to paint a mural for the Bucks County Water Authority’s board room. This is the overview with close up of the vignettes following. We chose some major areas of interests to highlight.

: Vignette close up showing Philadelphia, the Navy Yard,Valley Forge, Montgomery and Bucks County Court Houses, The Moravian Tile Works and Washington Crossing.

: Vignettes of Washington Crossing the Delaware and the old U S Steel Works in Falls from a bygone era.

: We finished the walls of this Italian Restaurant (Basiles in Silverdale,PA.) in a nice Tuscan Textured finish, Painted the ceiling into a sky and painted a trompe l’oeil Tuscan mural on the one wall.

: Close up of the Tuscan Mural with some personal touches…For one we used the owners Moms address on the building.

Murals, whether in your Bucks County, Montgomery County, Delaware County, and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania home, office, restaurant or even on the exterior of your building are a wonderful way to transcend to another place you may rather be. Our experienced decorative painters incorporate the best design and hand paint a mural for your home or office walls and ceilings in Delaware County, Bucks County, Montgomery County, Philadelphia, PA and New Jersey. Whether you want the a custom room design on walls, ceilings, furniture, fireplace shrouds or a kids room, murals are usually painted in acrylic water based paints using trompe l’oeil elements. Trompe l’oeil is a French term for “fool the eye” or “trick of the eye” and is internationally used to describe the illusion of three-dimension murals on a two dimensional surface; for instance a violin hanging on a paneled door when it is actually flat.

Painting Bucks County, PA Wall Murals & Kids Murals

Our wall murals and kids’ murals can be painted onto canvas and installed much like wallpaper in your Philadelphia, Bucks County, or Montgomery County location, or we can paint them directly onto your wall, ceiling floor, or furniture. The process of our custom room design usually goes like this: After an initial conversation about the nature of painting murals, kids murals, or wall murals you would like and its location in your Bucks County, Philadelphia, or Montgomery County, PA home, prices are worked out for a few options with varying detail, and if the price is acceptable, a deposit is accepted and a rough sketch or detailed drawing, sometimes in color, is submitted for your approval or further ideas. Our mural painting professionals will then come to your PA or NJ location to provide the best custom room project.

Timeless Murals for Montgomery County, PA From Exceptional Painters

If we are to paint the best mural design for your wall at your Montgomery County, Delaware County, Bucks County, PA or NJ location, the area is set up, protecting surrounding areas from paint; the surface is prepared, primed and base coated; then we sketch and paint the murals. Finally, a varnish is applied for an even appearance and to protect the paint from sunlight. Painting is a delightful process since most people are either going through photographs of their homeland, favorite vacation spots or just fantasizing on the new custom room about to materialize before their eyes. The trompe l’oeil elements make our painters’ murals even more exciting. We love to hear stories of a houseguest reaching for a doorknob on a door to a garden, which isn’t really there! If you are interested in adding gorgeous, timeless wall murals, kids’ murals or customized murals to your home or commercial property, please contact us today. We have a team of the best mural painters that proudly serve all of Bucks County, Montgomery County, Delaware County, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and New Jersey.