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 This hardwood floor was embellished with a combination of designs, including our 301 and 302 Leafy Potpourri and 410 Oak Bough. The paint is sandwiched between the sealer and top coat of finishes. ( See your local flooring shop for finish recommendations.)
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 A variation of the 516 Blackberries. Many Embellishments designs can be used free-form in this fashion, strategically placed throughout the room. . |
 The Granite Bay Fruit Collection , 106, 107, and 108 were originally created for this Street of Dreams® kitchen and nook. The fabric for this valance is a medium weight muslin. The Greek key is not available. Interior design by Terri Shapiro of Design Interiors, Placerville, CA |
 Here's the 305 Newcastle Border shown stenciled over a ragged wall finish. |
This Gazebo-like breakfast nook benefits from the 101 Farmhouse Grapevines and 201 Trellis. Our trellis is specially designed for ease of use at corners and flush against ceilings, and can b e used horizontally or diagonally as shown. |
 Another example of the versatility of stencils. This variation of our 405 Oranges was used inside at right, and then brought outside on entry pedestals for a striking effect. You can use Deco Art "patio paints" outdoors for extended durability and UV protection. |
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 Our popular 528 Hat and 527 Hanging Garden tools, brought inside |
 The 303 Acanthus Leaves adorn a circular ceiling inset at this Street of Dreams® show home. Interior design by Donna Smith of Celestine Design Assoc., Folsom, CA. Photo by Pat Livingston |
 A cool contemporary look using the 414 Anything Goes. Nothing says stencils have to be "traditional". |
A variation of the 516 Blackberries. Many Embellishments designs can be used free-form in this fashion, strategically placed throughout the room. .
The Granite Bay Fruit Collection , 106, 107, and 108 were originally created for this Street of Dreams® kitchen and nook. The fabric for this valance is a medium weight muslin. The Greek key is not available. Interior design by Terri Shapiro of Design Interiors, Placerville, CA
Here's the 305 Newcastle Border shown stenciled over a ragged wall finish. 
e used horizontally or diagonally as shown.
Another example of the versatility of stencils. This variation of our 405 Oranges was used inside at right, and then brought outside on entry pedestals for a striking effect. You can use Deco Art "patio paints" outdoors for extended durability and UV protection. 
Our popular 528 Hat and 527 Hanging Garden tools, brought inside
The 303 Acanthus Leaves adorn a circular ceiling inset at this Street of Dreams® show home. Interior design by Donna Smith of Celestine Design Assoc., Folsom, CA. Photo by Pat Livingston
A cool contemporary look using the 414 Anything Goes. Nothing says stencils have to be "traditional".
