A beautiful look at the process of matching a scenic switch plate. In the before you can see how Heidi marks the pattern placement to perfectly paint the pattern to match. 

Interior Design by LMARTIN ID

During this installation several of the paint drips were getting cut off by door jams. So Heidi came up with a solution to save the drips, double cut them back in! Here you can see the before and after, with this detailed addition you can see how this pattern fits the space even better than before. Additionally you can see another example of our detailed switch plate work. 

Interior Design by DLC-ID

Here we hand painted the ground silk to match pattern on the switch plate. 

Interior Design by ODADA 

Ceiling detail from Geoffrey De Sousa's SF Showcase room. Here Heidi took some scissors and cut out the pattern so she could feather in into the arched ceiling. 

Another look at the ceiling detail that Heidi created.

Interior Design by Geoffrey De Sousa

Photo by Matthew Millman

With instruction from the designer, Kathleen Navarra, Heidi cut off the body of this paper at the scalloped edge and hung it horizontally. Proving that a great partnership with the designer can make wallpaper magic!

Interior Design by Navarra Design

The finished product of the railroaded install of this scalloped design. After Heidi installed the painter came in and artfully cut in the wall paint. 

Interior Design by Navarra Design

Corner wrap detail. Here Heidi deconstructed and wrapped the pattern onto the adjacent painted (grey) wall, so that we paper had a more natural flow rather than cutting the pattern off. 

Interior Design by Lotus Bleu

In this children's room install Heidi took the tiny wings of the owls and wrapped them onto the painted wall. This small detail makes a big difference in the flow of the space. 

Interior Design by Lorissa Kimm 

Monkey before double cut. 

Monkey after double cut- In the before you can see the natural end of the mural, which is very abrupt. In order to accommodate the rest of the monkey Heidi double cut in the remainder of the arm to create a more pleasing end. 

Appliquéd butterflies on the ceiling to bring the pattern up to the fifth wall.