Barbra Streisand: My Passion for Design “ We used real milk paint on the paneling, just as they did in the 18th century. Between coats, you have to put it in the refrigerator or it will spoil. I love that nice chalky finish. It has the softness and the shadows of age. Richard Davis, is my painter, is a true artist.” “ It took a while to get the right olive green. We used milk paint, like they did in the 18th century, and my expert painter, Richard Davis, kept mixing different shades, trying to match a certain green in the Aubusson carpet I found at Mansour.” |
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The Franklin Report Davis has been in the business of beautifying spaces since 1983. Trained at New York's School of Visual Arts, Davis worked in galleries, apprenticed for a frame restorer and was mentored by a theatrical painter before going out on his own in Los Angeles. His firm is small, allowing for highly focused, personalized attention. Clients report they can count on Davis from the "consultation" and project development phase all the way through to the final product. They appreciate his willingness to collaborate and his expertise and skill as a craftsman. Costs are typically calculated by the project and are reasonable. |
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