Decorative Art

The conservation and restoration of decorative architectural art requires technical expertise as well as artistic acumen. We revive interior spaces, preserving and restoring historic ornament and finishes, or implementing new, timeless and contemporary designs.

From concept to completion, our decorative finishing experts and artists turn any vision into reality through decorative painting and finishes. Our great project managers and skilled craftsmen are part of all phases of the project.

In our studios, we develop and refine traditional and modern decorative painting and finishing techniques, continually identifying innovative approaches to complex implementation challenges.

Gilding techniques range from highly polished to matte gold finishes with decorative glazes or patinas.

Glazes enhance the appearance, creating strong, brilliant colors, or to blend hues optically.

Creating the appearance of expensive architectural finishes includes all sorts of marble, wood, or stone.

This decorative painting technique creates the illusion of three-dimensionality and depth on a flat surface.

Fine plaster imitations of marble and precious stones have decorated elevated interiors for many centuries.

Murals & Mosaics

We have designed, recreated, and restored large format murals and architectural art for over 40 years.

Apply a pattern, design, or text to a surface, using template from which shapes or letters have been cut out.

Architectural Textiles

We create and replicate textiles, theater curtains, and wall coverings, applying traditional and modern techniques.

Some examples.

Library Of Congress

Cathedral of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus

Wilshire Boulevard Temple

Sportswear Flagship Store

Old Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis, King of France

Casa Italiana Theater

Immaculata Church

First National Great Banking Hall

James Farley Post Office

Enoch Pratt Free Library

Grand Army of the Republic Rooms

Conservation Of Decorative Art

One of our conservators explains in-painting techniques during the restoration at the Grace Church in Brooklyn, NY.

Elevation Award Winner

Our work at the James Farley Post Office Lobby, a New York City landmark was awarded in multiple categories.

Liturgical Artistry Programs

A liturgically refined and harmonious environment orients, inspires, and elevates, requiring special attention to every detail.

Preserving Historic Libraries

Preserving historic libraries protects their rich heritage, connects us to our history, and reimagines spaces for continued learning, reflection, and inspiration.