The term “faux” is the French word for fake or false. In its most common concept, it is referring to when a surface is painted to mimic something real; most times this being a type of stone. Over the years, we have painted countless materials and substrates to camouflage or blend into a myriad of natural elements, weather it be granite, marble, limestone, etc. The following images are samples of our hand-painted outlets, speakers, columns, and fireplaces.
Face Plates
This hand painted phone jack and outlet become invisible on this tiled backsplash
This electrical outlet is practically invisible on this hipped stone backsplash.
These two outlets look much better once they were hand painted in this Mirabel kitchen
Hand painted four gang plate on natural stone
These four plates look much better than their previous white finish
A faux stone electrical outlet on granite
An outlet and phone on noche’ travertine look better when you can’t see them
Architectural Elements
Before
A boring exterior conterra stone niche needed some pizazz
After
We added hand-cut designs to give it some visual appeal
Before
After
These precast concrete columns were painted to compliment the flooring for this former Suns basketball player.
The white column is an example of our competitors effort, then we came in to show our newly acquired client how we do it! We used a dozen colors compared to their two, to give it a much more accurate visual match.
This Tucson condo complex needed us to paint their concrete columns and a fireplace to match their slate flooring.
