PROJECTS WITHIN LAST YEAR. CLICK PICTURES TO VIEW
DETAILS.
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A c.1916 Dupont Circle DC condominium is restored by our team from its
drab paint job into a gilded lady. The Maw tiles were cleaned and
restored, the walls painted a pale yellow with banded ceiling trim,
plasterwork repaired, and ornament was gilded.
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A Potomac MD living room is transformed from a
lovely pink into a ragrolled room, reminiscent of crushed velvet, with
an antiqued fireplace. Customer received several sample wallboards for
picking a finish, as shown on the mantel. View
fireplace detail here.
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A townhouse sunroom in Maryland was transformed
into an elegant room for entertaining. Featuring American Tin in
bright white tin ceiling panels, with hammered gold filler panels.
Installed by Urban Revivals. View our
TIN CEILING website. View
tin panel details
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A Glazing Technique, applied with a trowel,
resulting in an elegant Italian plaster look, applied over a warm base
color, with gilded ceiling papers. The ceiling was marbled with
green and blue hues.
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Urban Revivals installed an elegant antique
silver finished tin ceiling, in the basement kitchen of a 1903
brownstone in NorthEast DC.
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| We refinished a large
cedar garage door, which had been heavily exposed to sun and rain. |
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We repaired,
refinished, and integrated this lovely newel post in an Arts & Crafts
stair gate design, completely built by our staff.
Learn
about our Gates.
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Our client's builder had installed a sturdy
stair landing with very poor wood. Yet,
the floor was made of oak and heavily grained. Urban Revivals primed the
stairs, faux-grained the wood to match, and preserved it with
several layers of satin antique varnish.
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This bathroom had changed little from its
1930's design. Fortunately, it still possessed the old black-and-white
hexagonal tiles on the floor, and a compatible design for the walls. The
renovated bathroom featured black and white papers of bathroom vanities,
upgraded trim, re-plastered walls, newly applied wallpaper, upgraded
fixtures.
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This 1930'stable with drop-leaf ends, had taken a
beating over the years. Interestingly, it appears to have been covered with
a pigmented varnish (oil-based varnish with dry pigments added) to give it a
purplish-black coloring. This table was
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