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Electric outlet in the hardwood floor repair

This electrical outlet was an eyesore for my client's new interior design.

He asked if it could be fixed. I told him I would do my best. For the filler I used some Mahogany wood, epoxy and wood filler and finished it off with some faux wood graining. He was very pleased.

This ornate plaster ceiling needed serious detail repair.
Greg with "Old world plasters" did the new plaster molds and installation. He hired me in to do all the painting.
When we were finished, the homeowner couldn't even tell where the damage was previously.

Broken tile repair on an old nineteenth century fireplace.

After more than a century since the tile was originally installed, several pieces had unfortunately been broken. I was brought in to repair, revitalize its appearance and enhance its charm. Once the repairs were complete, I went a step further and whitewashed the brick above it, transforming the fireplace into a stunning centerpiece that truly elevates the space.

A golf club and a fit of anger resulted in significant damage to a costly table. With his wife due back in town soon, he urgently needed it repaired. I managed to complete the restoration just in time, ensuring everything was perfect before her return.

The basement ceiling suffered damage during the removal of the tile flooring on the first floor above. They were seeking a specialist who could not only repair the damage but also expertly replicate the distinctive "swirl" plaster finish that dates back to 1951. The results were truly impressive, successfully restoring the ceiling to its original beauty.

The ox from a vintage nativity scene at Saint William's Church in Cincinnati, Ohio, had been shattered into countless pieces. Determined to restore it, I dedicated myself to the task at my workbench. With meticulous care, I carefully reassembled the fragments, using fillers and epoxy to fill the gaps, and hand-sculpting the missing areas to bring the ox back to life. The result was truly remarkable, and I'm proud to say that the restored piece has returned to its rightful place in the church, ready to inspire wonder once more.

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