Careful planning during the ordering process can lead to gorgeous moments like this. Look at that bird!

Interior design by April Powers

Handpainted switch plate detail, all plates are custom matched to create the most beautiful finished installation.

Painted speaker detail, hand painted to match pattern.

Interior design by April Powers

Interior design by ODADA

Interior Design by Wright Simpkins

Preparing the entry to receive the Earlham scenic as seen in the photo above. This process of sandwiching 2 layers of liner paper and a layer of muslin will allow the scenic to be removed when the homeowner moves. 

Interior design by Wright Simpkins

Sometimes scenics need a little help. In the case of the metallic de Gournay (above) Heidi was able to use pastels and eye shadow to re create clouds, this technique helps to minimize the paneling effect. 

Installation of a custom painted mural, the mural was painted onto canvas and sealed. Heidi was able to hang it just like any other wallcovering. 

Custom closet panels with installed Gracie scenic.

Interior Design by Navarra Design

Interior Design by Phillip Silver

Photograpy by Drew Kelly

Interior Design by Navarra Design 

Interior design by Navarra Design

Interior Design by Wright-Simpkins

Chinese scenic installation on ladies dressing room doors. 

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Photo courtesy @navarradesign on Instagram

Heidi installing a Zuber scenic on a panel, this was used as an art piece, another great use for a scenic!

Interior Design by ODADA

Crystal Jade Restaurant- Interior design by Ken Fulk

Switch plate detail. 

Crystal Jade Restaurant- Interior Design by Ken Fulk

Most custom scenic panels are painted to fit the space. Detailed measures are done and these drawings are used by the scenic companies to paint the panels. Mismeasures, construction errors as well as the hand made beauty of these products all may contribute to an imperfect match when the finished panels arrive. Here you can see a mismatch on a newly constructed TV niche. This is not a problem, just an opportunity to get out our paint brushes!

Here you can see Heidi was able to add artistic elements to match the patterns.

This paper was hung horizontally- if you look closely because of the amount of yardage supplied the paper had a mismatch in the left corner. Heidi added more detail work, with paint, to help the match around eye level. The right corner is the actual match. 

Interior Design by Maria Tenaglia

Interior Design by ODADA

When we install a scenic we always go the extra mile to make sure the plates are painted to match. Scenics are made to order and don't come with extra to cover the plates. Custom plates are a must and sometimes the most fun to install!

Interior Design by ODADA

Interior design by ODADA

There was a slight blemish on the silk here so Amy painted a butterfly on the ground paper and we appliqued over it. 

Interior design by ODADA

This lovely scene in greys is a family heirloom that was moved from one home to another. Some pieces had to be repaired (seen in the following photos). The designer for this project had us frame out the scenic and used smoky mirror panels across to reflect the exisitng pieces to make it feel like there was more mural than there actually was. Winning Walls- Winner of Small Spaces 1st Place 2012

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