Consultation
Share your vision, plans, references, location, and timing.
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Warm · Detailed · Expressive
Wood Graining
Natural warmth, interpreted by hand.
Discuss your Wood Graining project
The character of the finish
Made for the room.
Shaped by hand.
Wood graining, also known as faux bois, uses decorative painting to suggest the color, movement, and grain of timber on a suitable surface.
This technique can introduce the visual warmth of wood into architectural features and decorative details. The direction of the grain, the depth of the tone, and the scale of the pattern all influence how convincing and harmonious the finished effect feels.
The Jupiter project photograph shows the role a woodgrain effect can play in a richly detailed ceiling composition. Your own project can begin with a preferred wood tone, an inspiration image, or the materials already present in the room.
Wood Graining / The gallery
The room.
The finer details.
Explore the finish at different scales and in different light. Select any image for a closer look.
Typical applications
A place for
your finish.
- Painted woodgrain effects
- Architectural features and decorative accents
- Tone and grain direction selected for the setting
Color & sample selection
See it in
your light.
Bring your material palette, room photographs, or a favorite reference. Discuss a sample to explore color, texture, sheen, and movement alongside the surfaces already in your space.
Review the sample in daylight and with your evening lighting before agreeing the final direction.
Request a sample consultationAN INDIVIDUAL PALETTE, DEVELOPED WITH YOU.
From vision to finish
A considered
process.
Surface assessment
Review the existing surface, intended use, access, and project conditions.
Preparation
Agree the preparation and protection needed for the selected finish.
Application
Build the chosen effect by hand, following the agreed sample and system.
Final inspection
Review the finished work together and discuss the care of your surfaces.
Your questions, considered
Can wood graining be applied to a non-wood surface?
That is the purpose of the faux bois technique. The suitability and preparation of the specific surface still need to be reviewed before work is proposed.
Your space. Your signature.
Let’s create something
extraordinary.
A distinctive wall, an immersive mural, an entire atmosphere.
Start with a conversation about your vision.