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Rebecca Slaton
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Regatta Stripe Cabinet
04 Jan 2013 by Rebecca Slaton / 2 Comments
When coming up with finishes, there’s always a few elements that really make them enjoyable in my opinion. In the following step by step, you’ll see me combine a few of these techniques and products. I love the combination of Lusterstone with a Damask pattern using variations of colors and textures.
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Trippin’ Through the Tulips
16 Nov 2012 by Rebecca Slaton / 4 Comments
This is a fun project that uses bold patterns and color. When coming up with finishes, there’s always a few elements that really make them enjoyable in my opinion. In the following step by step, you’ll see me combine a few of these techniques and products. I love the combination of Lusterstone with a Damask pattern using variations of colors and textures.
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Trippin' Through the Tulips
16 Nov 2012 by Rebecca Slaton / 4 Comments
This is a fun project that uses bold patterns and color. When coming up with finishes, there’s always a few elements that really make them enjoyable in my opinion. In the following step by step, you’ll see me combine a few of these techniques and products. I love the combination of Lusterstone with a Damask pattern using variations of colors and textures.
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Optimistic Color and Pattern
17 Sep 2012 by Rebecca Slaton / 1 Comment
I started my discussion of 2012-2013 trends with the brooding side of faux finishing design: Dark Lux. But now that we are in high summer it is time to lighten/brighten things up. I confess that this is a difficult style for me to embrace although I live with a man that never met a Hawaiian shirt he didn’t like-the brighter and bolder the better!
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Artisan Pages: Rebecca Slaton
09 Mar 2012 by Pat Ganino / 2 Comments
Along with her husband Bruce, Rebecca Slaton owns Surfaces Faux Finishing and Decorative Arts Studio. She pursued a decorative painting business for several years before changing direction to focus on teaching. Her own work has been featured in many publications, and now she is a certified Faux Effects instructor. Rebecca’s dedication to art is best expressed by her commitment to the artists she teaches and mentors.
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DIY Projects: Bombshell Bath(step 3) Tattinger Tile by Surfaces
27 Jul 2011 by Rebecca Slaton / 1 Comment
Decorative Artists are often faced with the challenge of renewing multiple surfaces in a single room while also containing costs. This can be achieved with a smart selection of products applied in different ways to create complimentary looks. At Surfaces, we’ve been developing a series of sleek glamorous finishes we call the Modern Romantics. Our Bombshell Bath combines soothing but sexy shades of pearl, silver, and light mocha for a ceiling, wall, cabinet, and tile finish.
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DIY Projects: The Bombshell Bath (Step 2) Mimosa Walls by Surfaces Fine Paint
20 Jul 2011 by Rebecca Slaton / 3 Comments
Decorative Artists are often faced with the challenge of renewing multiple surfaces in a single room while also containing costs. This can be achieved with a smart selection of products applied in different ways to create complimentary looks. At Surfaces, we’ve been developing a series of sleek glamorous finishes we call the Modern Romantics.
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DIY Projects: The Bombshell Bath (Step 1) The Ceiling by Surfaces Fine Paint
13 Jul 2011 by Rebecca Slaton / 4 Comments
Decorative Artists are often faced with the challenge of renewing multiple surfaces in a single room while also containing costs. This can be achieved with a smart selection of products applied in different ways to create complimentary looks.
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