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Deborah Cuyle,
professional faux finish artist and muralist recently
purchased the most charming old home in the historic town of Snohomish,
Washington.
Knowing she could make anything look
prettier, she bought the home for it's character and immediately set out to
transform it in to a show place of style.
The kitchen was her first order of
business and you can't imagine why: blood red counter tops stared her in the
face every morning and chipped, worn and outdated cabinets desperately
needed help!
She first primed the cabinets then used
our
DC
Medallion Plaster Mold and our Small Acanthus
Droplet Plaster Mold to cast identical plaster pieces for
each cupboard door in her kitchen.
She smeared joint compound on the
back of each piece as the adhesive, then taped them in place overnight while
they dried.

The next day, she painted the
entire cabinet rich gold and washed brown glaze over the top to antique
them.
She then highlighted the plaster
pieces in soft gold metallic paint to really give them shine and presence.
Visit her website at:
The Wall Diva
How to Cast A Plaster Mold
and Apply it to the Ceiling or Wall
Designers Tip:
Plaster pieces from our
plaster molds can be
combined to create very unique friezes on cabinet doors, furniture and more
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