When my client called me and asked if I could create a wall finish reminisce of the french country she had seen when visiting France several years ago, I was on it! After meeting with my client and the designer (Rinseaux Interiors), I had a really good idea of what they were looking for.
Photo courtesy of Rinseaux Interiors
I then headed back to the studio and began working on samples to create the look she wanted. Most times, when working with homeowners and designers, I’m given a guide to go off of. In this case the guide was the overall finish to be close to Benjamin Moore Annapolis Gray. I had also learned my clients would like a fairly heavy texture and liked glitter.
Heading back to the studio, I began to work on samples. We decided on this beautiful multi-layered sample with a metallic base, textured stone plaster, taupe glaze and a final addition of lots and lots of glitter!
French country wall textured finish
This portion of the project took about a week and a half to complete. We also add embedded blush peony wallpaper breakouts to complete the look. You can find my blog post about the embedded wallpaper finish here.
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French country dining room (Photo courtesy of Rinseaux Interiors)
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