Realisation of curious and fanciful decorative ideas

A few bright colours on the beams and radiator to enhance the all-wood ensemble. Gluing of a plaster moulding of a wooden edelweiss purchased locally and then also coloured.

Mont d'Arbois, Megève

Creation of floral motifs in connection with the curtains, on the whole room including the radiator previously made of fake wood. The radiator of the bathroom also treated in fake wood takes up in its center the marble of the bathtub surrounds.

The Mont d'Arbois in Megève

This is a bedroom with a diagonal interior wall that hides both a dressing room and a bathroom. All the boxes received an imitation canvas on which Asian poems were copied. I do not speak this language but these characters are readable since the French translations are in my possession. A combed  patina with gold leaves placed on small fake wood squares constitute the rest of the decoration.

Paris 8th

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After a freehand drawing, each strip was made with plaster to give a relief on the principle of the wooden boards of a chalet. After several passes and sanding they were decorated with pastel colours. An explanatory drawing is at the end of the file.

Paris 8th

Creation of a patinated  taloche plaster on the walls with a full height paneling system and sheet-shaped corners, all in relief. The doors are a mixture of real and fake wood with a small square of bamboo inlaid in the centre. The radiators were given a raised material and then coloured with oil to give the illusion of a zebra  skin.

Paris 8ème

On a background of degraded  patina and combed in relief, collage of red crepe  paper to imitate the "wrinkled" of poppy petals. The stems are in soft relief! Because they are made with an acrylic paste dyed green! A grey sky with a flight of poppies overlooks the entire dining area, which is located in the extension of the kitchen with its red furniture. The table designed by me represents a giant  poppy with petals separated by a sandblasting.

Paris 8th

Creation of a patina on a "talochage" relief, with hand and footprints, and the respective first names of the children and parents. Mouldings of objects and games were created for the occasion and are added between the various impressions made on all the walls.

Paris 8th

At the request of the interior designer Mr Patrick Hourcade, small "thoughts" about the whole fireplace directly on the marble.

Rue de Rivoli, Paris 1er

Based on the idea of the interior designer Mr Patrick Hourcade, here is a colourful entrance made from 5 matt paints: red on the ceiling, then purple, orange, green and blue on the walls. The carpet was later made in accordance with the entrance. Montyl paintings from Guittet

Rue de Rivoli, Paris 1er

Imitation of a fake ivy on the sides and top of a fireplace directly on the marble.

Rue du Cirque, Paris 8e

Imitation on the cupboard doors (above the false wood) of the wall fabric with trompe l'oeil mouldings around. The other closet doors (on the left) were printed with a chicken wire mesh, previously moulded in latex.

Rue Emile Deschane, Paris 7e