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Greetings!
Sometimes, when designing a mural, there's an opportunity for a little magic. Good communication between me and the client creates the situation to add a personal, painted treasure.
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This first picture captured a scene from the client's trip to Tuscany. However...hidden in the vineyards is a tiny black cat, providing a delightful search for the owner's young grandchildren, who own the kitten. Much like "where's Waldo?" , the vignette provides a happy giggle each time the young ones visit.
This next photo is a section of a continuous garden scene that wraps a master powder room. None of the perennials chosen were random. The bleeding hearts were a favorite of the owner's mother, keeping her memory ever present.
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This luxurious master bath features a scene of Venice. Topiaries are a personal favorite of the owner, as well as wind-up clocks. On a personal level, the clock has been set to a time that connects to the owner's memory.
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In a grand foyer, this cartouche above the French doors leading to the den focuses on the owners home. Parked in the driveway is a Ford GTO, the owner is silhouetted in the driver's seat.
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In a pastoral wraparound landscape, a few inches is reserved for the owners' children.
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They are captured in the moment, forever. In the second,
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despite the formal composition of this stairway niche, the three young sons are engaged in an energetic game of soccer.
This is when a design transcends the mural and provides an extra layer of meaning.
Magic, Yes?
Could you use a little? Give me a call.
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