
Decorative Painting
There are infinite options in decorative painting available for residential interior design. Once Patti Allen of McConnell Allen Interiors has an understanding of your design objective and your personality, she can help you choose the right method of decorative painting to add style and elegance to your space.
Both value and beauty are added to your home with fine art, decorative finishes, and faux painting. Some of the faux painting techniques such as color washing can be used to create the illusion of texture on a smooth wall. If you decide to create real texture, there are choices such as textural plaster, a crackle faux finish, or Venetian plaster. There are even stenciling techniques and gilded faux finishes to consider. Custom faux finishes like these can be applied to furniture, cabinets, walls, ceilings, floors, wrought iron rails, moldings, canvas, fireplaces, stone, plaster, and décor accessories. MAI can create the best faux finish design for your space and provide you with the best custom artisans to make that design a reality.
Trompe l'oeil
One of the most impressive, creative and beautiful forms of decorative painting is a technique called “Trompe l'oeil”. The basic idea of trompe l'oeil is that it is a realistic perspective. Trompe l'oeil is creating with paint the illusion of a 3-D scene on a wall or ceiling, for example, a “window” that is really a painting.

