Our Work

Working together with Duck Egg Blue Interior Design, Goldstein and Horowitz repainted the old family room walls and ceiling, breathing new life into the space. Using lime wash paint we were able to deliver the designer’s vision with a sense of warmth and elegance in this charming Bronxville abode.

Amidst the frenzy of the MTV Video Music Awards pre production, we were called upon by the art director to enhance Conan Gray’s set of roman ruins. Between Steven Tyler’s sound check and Sabrina Carpenter's dance rehearsal, Charlie and Justin went to work transforming Conan Gray’s set into a polished faux marble adorned with overgrown foliage.

We worked directly with these Bedford, NY clients to wallpaper their dining room and paint the wainscoting. The clients placed a strong emphasis on ensuring a seamless installation. We were able to allay their worries by carefully and meticulously installing a beautiful contemporary wallpaper from Serena & Lilly. As an extra layer of comfort we primed the walls underneath the paper with a color that matched the wallpaper.

When Mary Ellen Matthews, the renowned SNL photographer, needed a custom backdrop for the SNL 50th Homecoming Concert at Radio City, Charlie Goldstein and Justin Horowitz were called to task. Charlie and Justin worked adjacent to Bill Murray and Paul Shaffer in the green room. As they practiced their duet for the show, we prepped and crafted this one-of-a-kind finish, featuring a painted and glazed relief wallpaper.

After moving into a new townhouse in Jersey City, one of our clients decided to add some pop to his living room by updating his white mantelpiece to look like Portoro Gold marble. This intricately hand-painted, stylish faux marble mantelpiece is now the center of attention.

We transformed the walls of this Greenwich powder room into a sumptuous Venetian Plaster sanctuary with a custom painted trim to match the matte plaster finish. The result is a refined, inviting space that exudes timeless elegance and sophistication.

This project was unique in that we needed to match the color of the wood chopping blocks and horizontal slats, despite them being different types of wood. By skillfully combining various stains and finishes, we achieved a cohesive color palette throughout the space. Additionally, we carefully painted the cabinetry, ensuring that no color touched the wood elements.