That's me at Sacred Movement Yoga in Bishop's Corner, West Hartford, a yoga studio that I just finished designing with Johnny Frechette. Check out the before and after pictures at my new website, Inside Artists. Let me know what you think!
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Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Interior Design and Faux Painting:
That's me at Sacred Movement Yoga in Bishop's Corner, West Hartford, a yoga studio that I just finished designing with Johnny Frechette. Check out the before and after pictures at my new website, Inside Artists. Let me know what you think!Friday, April 15, 2011
Faux Painting: Pearl Metallic Finish
Just finished a sample board for my next project using pearl metallic paints:

I'll be using an over-scale damask pattern by Royal Design Studios ~ this stencil was for sample-making purposes only.
I'll be using an over-scale damask pattern by Royal Design Studios ~ this stencil was for sample-making purposes only.
Monday, December 6, 2010
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Faux Painting: Zebra Print Floorcloth
This one is now available at Pia Sjolin Design in Canton, CT.
Or you may custom order one in any size or shape from me directly.
All floorcloths are hand-painted on doubel primed heavy-weight canvas using water-based paints and three coats of water-based polyurethane. They are finished with a coat of wax for added protection.
Perfect in front of the kitchen sink or under high-chairs, for easy clean up of spills.
I have one friend who is ordering one to put under her African Gray's bird cage. I think that is a great idea!
I will post more designs as I complete them. I am working on a Safari series right now. My intention is to create exotic and organic designs that will look even better with age and wear. I am inspired by African and tribal art and also, the glazed concrete floors at Whole Foods Markets.
Larger floorcloths can be made for use under dining room or dinette tables and smaller ones for under pet bowls.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Faux Painting: TOTEM COATINGS Lime Plaster Classes, September 17 and 18
Class Description: Two day class on TOTEM COATINGS® Lime Plasters,green friendly synthetics
Instructor: Joe Greco
Host: Pia Sjölin Design
110 Albany Turnpike (Rt 44) Suite 209
Canton CT 06019
Phone 860 693-4454
DATE: September 17th and 18th. 2009
Class Hours: 9 to 5
Outline: Student will learn all the fundamentals of Lime Plasters and green friendly synthetic materials.
• Preparation
• History and process of manufacturing
• Uses and advantages over lime
• Mixing color and tools needed
• Uses of Waxes, Lime sealers and Metallic
• Basic application of the following
•
o Marmorino 3 samples
o Stucco Marmo 2 samples
o Cocciopesto 1 sample
o Lime Paint 3 samples
o Velvet Plaster 1 sample
o Stone 2 sample
o VP Antico 1 sample
o Travertino 1 sample
TOTAL BOARDS COMPLETED 14 16”X16”
Fee: $275.00
Things to Bring: Open Mind, Trowel, Japan Scrapers, brush and your choice
of stencil.
If you require a trowel please contact TOTEM
COATINGS AT 905-488-0535 OR VISIT their website.
Thursday, August 6, 2009
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Faux Painting: Murals at the Fox Hotel in Copenhagen
Check out these unique rooms, all hand painted by artists, at the Fox Hotel in Copenhagen:
More rooms and information here.
More rooms and information here.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Faux Painting: Ragrolled Bathroom
Bathroom I painted today, in a yummy warm color
called Roman Ochre:
called Roman Ochre:
this is one of those rare occassions where I had to use oil/alkyd based paints.
I always recommend painting bathrooms in warm skin tones,
because as you can see, the warm skin tone colors will reflect onto
your own skin and your skin will look radiantly healthy.
Even (or maybe even especially) when you are nude . . . .
So . . . . a very sexy color for a bathroom with a hot tub.
I always recommend painting bathrooms in warm skin tones,
because as you can see, the warm skin tone colors will reflect onto
your own skin and your skin will look radiantly healthy.
Even (or maybe even especially) when you are nude . . . .
So . . . . a very sexy color for a bathroom with a hot tub.
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Friday, May 9, 2008
Monday, April 21, 2008
Sunday, March 9, 2008
Faux Painting: AFTER: Hallway in Harlem, NYC
Off-white venetian plaster:


It's hard to see, but the walls look like glass now when you look down the sides.


It's hard to see, but the walls look like glass now when you look down the sides.
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