New Life Painting
Previous Projects
On this page we feature some of our previous painting and finishing projects. Click on any image to see a larger version. For more photos be sure to visit us on Flickr and Google Photos.
The kitchen is the center of family activity in most homes. Make it fun and colorful, let your imagination run wild! This one was part of a whole home remodel but we can update cabinets or add as much color as you like.
Wood grained garage doors are extremely popular and add a lot of curb appeal to your home. Hinge straps and handles can be easily added to give an old style barn door effect.
Stripes can be an easy way to replicate wallpaper. This is a child’s playroom, hence the bright colors.
Sponge finish on bedroom walls can lend a rich, wallpaper feel, generating more interest and movement.
Metallic gold ceiling, wood grained doors and crown, gold sponge finish on walls make for an elegant dining room.
This office door (originally painted white) was wood grained to match the mahogany wainscot.
A simple, contemporary entry using basic colors can be a fine background for featured artwork.
Living room of the same house above was originally all stark white. Cream color gives a warmer look while allowing the colors of the furniture and artwork to stand out.
Pool area of same house. Columns were originally plain, unfinished concrete. This cobalt blue adds a nice splash of color to what was otherwise a rather sterile, industrial looking house.
Older worn whitewashed cabinet in bad need of freshening up.
Same kitchen after being stripped, re-stained and lacquered. Ready for many more years of service!
Replacement entry door, distressed and finished to give it an Old Mission look. Speakeasy grille was given a patina to make it look like old wrought iron.
Colonial style handrail (originally white balusters with oak handrail and cap) wood grained to match front door.
Foam crown moulding was painted with metallic paint and then given a patina to match antique bronze picture frames in the room below.
New cherry kitchen cabinets, built by SoCal Creative Woodworks. Stained and lacquered by New Life Painting.
Nursery walls painted in a checkerboard pattern. Four different colors were used with 1″ spacing between blocks.
Front door painted with Modern Masters metallic paint. Asphaltum was sponged over bronze paint to give a more aged look.
Closeup of the door above to give a better view.