Project Gallery

This room was fully restored in 2006 and is an excellent example of plaster restoration. All the walls and ceiling were resurfaced to produce a clean new look. The crown moldings were also detailed further enhancing the room. This work is recommended when the walls are damaged from other work such as rewiring and large areas are to be plastered.

Spray &brush techniques

Stuart was privileged to be part of the complete restoration of this Westmount home 7 years ago. Both spray and traditional brush techniques were used for the various finishes in this home. The results are simply beautiful.

Enamel paint

This project is an outstanding example of where regular enamel paint can be used to create the effect of a lacquer finish. This home has a clean, crisp modern feel with traditional architectural details. Needless to say, the clients were thrilled with the results…

Quick color change

With all of its architectural and decorative elements in place, all this home needed was a quick color change. This is a cost effective way to enhance the interior of any home

Stripping

These doors really needed a facelift. After a detailed stripping and refinishing, the facade of this home was brought back to its original grandeur…

Staining

This is one of Stuart’s finest examples of wood staining and finishing. Completed almost 10 years ago, this room is still as beautiful as the day the project was finished…

Soffits & Gutters

On this project Stuart was required to paint the aluminum soffits and gutters to match the newly installed windows. With spray gun technology and a correct product application, the results were no less than a factory finish. This was a wonderful way for the customer to avoid the cost of full replacement…

Faux finish

This is a great example of where faux finish can blend various building materials to create harmony on the exterior of a home.

Decorative cornice

The decorative cornice of this Westmount home needed some real TLC. Stuart arrived with a hydraulic lift and was finished within two days…

Classic architecture

In the fall of 2007 Stuart painted all of the facade windows of the landmark Mount Stephen Club. All of the work was done from the street on a hydraulic lift without ever touching the grounds below…