Decorative Horse CeilingThis was painted on a groin ceiling in Palos Verdes. Some of the horses are portraits of the owner's thoroughbreds. Malibu PowderInspired by the tile, the upper half of this room was transformed with color and design. Dining Room CeilingThis Porter Ranch ceiling was stenciled and fauxed. Ribbon ArchThis was done in an LA kitchen. WreathThis was painted in an LA breakfast room. Stenciled MedallionStenciled medallion around a Moroccan lantern in Moorpark. Moroccan MedallionThis medallion was painted to tie in with the lantern and rug below. Jewels were attached to catch the light. An entry in Newbury Park. Dixon CeilingThis North Ranch dining room was given moldings and a mauve sky to harmonize with the decor. Christopher LowellThis wall treatment was done for an episode of "The Christopher Lowell Show". The moldings and drapery are all a painted illusion. Christopher LowellThis wall treatment was done for an episode of "The Christopher Lowell Show". The moldings and drapery are all a painted illusion. Barrel CeilingThis is in the entrance of home in North Ranch. Guests are surprised when they realize it is not real wrought iron. Ceiling MedallionThis ceiling medallion in Simi incorporated all the colors to be found in the entry and adjacent dining room. KitchenFor this kitchen in Simi Valley, Jeff used his Renaissance Scroll stencil to break up the large amount of white molding. He also created an accent piece out of the white hood and anchored the ceiling fixture with a medallion that echoed the proportions of the kitchen island. TrellisThis iron work frame was painted around a kitchen doorway to help fill a bare wall. Powder DomeA guest powder room dome was stippled and stenciled in Palos Verdes. WindowThis Pasadena breakfast room was given some trompe l'oeil architectural details and faux. Den CeilingNine panels were painted to coordinate with the room's color scheme for producer David Kirschner in The Oaks in Calabasas. 22′ Diameter DomeThis design adds drama to an entry turret in Somis. The colors echo the rug far below. CeilingThis is a 23-panel living room ceiling that was done for producer David Kirschner in The Oaks in Calabasas. « Previous 1 2 3
