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Client List

Selected completed projects, June 2007 through August 2008:

Private Residence, Polo Field neighborhood

Cherry Creek, Colorado
Kingsley Brown, Colorado Master Architects and Kimberly Marvin, K Studios, Interior Design

The project was a major remodel of an existing home. We installed a gorgeous Loma/Porcelina finish in a custom color (Brandy Cream) in the main entry, the living and dining rooms.

Private Residence, 1 Cherry Creek

Cherry Creek, Colorado
John Ronnberg, Ronnberg Associates and Glen Erbaugh Construction

The entry/gallery is an oval room with a floating elliptical ceiling. The walls are a sanded finish Osage Loma, the ceiling is burnished Sugarloaf White Porcelina, finished with Pate Dugay (neutral) and highly polished. The main living space, Living Room, Dining Room, and Kitchen are all finished (walls and ceiling soffit) with Osage Loma.

Perry Residence

Pine, Colorado
Jennifer Jelinek, JJ Interiors

Burnished Loma in several different colors was installed throughout the whole home.

Paragon Technology Group

Aspen, Colorado
Candice Hart, Hart Project Design

Highly burnished Porcelina was installed in the Group’s commercial space, including entry, conference room, showroom and kitchen area, and hallway to tech support offices.

Northstar Ranch

La Veta, Colorado
Jim Moore, Graystone Builders, Pueblo, Colorado

The entire home, which was built with ICF was plastered over a brown coat, with a burnished Porcelina/Loma mixture, except the Guest Powder Room, which is a night sky blue.

Groendyke Residence

Enid, Oklahoma
Mary Ann Potter, Potter Interior Design, Enid, Oklahoma

The whole house (except for children’s rooms, closets) were plastered with American Clay, burnished Porcelina in Napa Olive, Savanna Moss, and a custom “Chocolate” in a powder room. This home will appear in Western Interiors.

Fountain Creek Villas, Parade Home 2008

Manitou Springs, Colorado
Dustin Gorden, Architect

Porcelina, in a combination of Sugarloaf White and Acacia, was installed in the Master Bath and Bedroom, and on the exterior of an elevator, in a stairwell atrium. In addition, two embedded stencils were created that added a stunning touch to the main living space. A Guest Powder Room was plastered with a blended color, plant imprints, and stencil in a contrasting color.

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