Everyone has the same reaction when they see our faux panels for the first time. They have to actually pick up a panel see how light it is. Shocked, surprised and delighted. They can't believe it's not real. The faux panels are indistinguishable from real brick, stone and wood products.

Everyone has the same reaction when they see our Faux Wood Beams for the first time. They have to touch one to "see" with their own hands that it is not real wood. Next they have to pick up the beam to see how light it is. Shocked, surprised, and delighted. They can't believe it.

YES! Our faux panels were specially formulated to resist moisture, sun fading, insects and pests. See some examples of outside installations of wood, brick and stone siding.

Cleaning the panels is easy. For exterior applications, simply rinse them down with a garden hose. For interior applications, you can wash them with soap and water or a mild detergent.

We do not carry any faux products. All our tables are made of real marble. Note that travertine is also a type of marble.

Yes, our panels do have some flex to them. The maximum deflection is 4" (per 4 foot panel). They can be bent either convex or concave. We highly recommend that you first put the faux panels in a warm room for at least an hour before you try to bend them. The warmth will help relax the panels and make them to bend easier.

It depends on our inventory and your order size. Most orders take approximately 3 to 5 weeks to arrive.

I don't think so, but the numerous people who have commented on my lovely tan are starting to change my mind. To me, sunless tanners produce results which are far too even to look like a real tan. The first time I met someone who used a sunless tanner, I assumed she was using a sun lamp.

Yes, our instructor-led students are assigned to an instructor as soon as they register. Our instructors are quite real, and you'll find them personable, knowledgeable, and very willing to work with you on your Web site.

Everyone has the same reaction when they see our Cultured Wood Products for the first time. They have to touch it to "see" with there own hands that it is not real wood. Next they have to pick up the beam to see how light it is. Amazed, surprised, and delighted. They can't believe it.

The molds are made from real rock. A patented molding process duplicates every nick, crack and crevice on the real specimen.

Panels are .062" aluminum that is sanded vertically to give it a nice finish, then the edges are masked and the panel is painted with a coat of 'Polane' industrial paint. A very light splatter coat is put on top of that, then the panels are silkscreen printed. See this up-close picture of a panel. Moog modular panels used a different process that is somewhat dangerous. See this email from Bob Moog concerning Moog Modular Panels.

That is a very difficult question to answer, because my eyes are done in many layers and require much study of the human eye. Shadows and light-placement are very important! For those who wish to try repainting, I suggest buying a lot of book and magazines where you can get a good picture of various eyes and practice your techniques. Everyone's technique is different and you will want to develop your own style.

Yes, we exhibit at many of the top shows and exhibitions in England. These include outdoor agricultural shows and flower shows as well as 'ideal home' type exhibitions at Stately Homes.

Our selective approach help us to feature only the most attractive women. Russian women in general are very beautiful. A visit to Russia or Ukraine is unforgettable. You walk in the street and you can't believe your own eyes: thousands of beautiful women with stunning figures dressed in perfectly fit fashionable outfits walking in streets everywhere.

ldquo;Faux” is French for false. MaisonArt can create a variety of faux finishing “looks,” including stone blocks, stucco, wood graining, and marble. It may not be practical to use the “real” materials, but there’s no reason why you can’t have faux finishes provide the real look. A mural is a painting directly on a wall or on canvas, which is then attached to the wall. A mural can be a picture of your favorite vacation spot, or something imagined.

The French word 'Faux', literally translated means 'fake' or 'false'. A 'Faux Finish' is a general term used to describe decorative and/or artistic treatments applied to any surface in order to change , enhance or imitate another material. The most prominent use and example of 'Faux Finishes' would be in theatre set design ,restaraunt decor, residential interiors , or any instance where an illusion of another surface is desired.

False wood. This is another term used to describe the art of wood graining, or the skillful use of colored glazes and specialty tools to artistically render a type of wood on any surface. In colonial America wood graining was in great demand before certain luxury woods, such as Mahogany, were widely available. George Washington's residence at Mount Vernon has many fine examples of wood graining. Furniture builders have used this technique to enhance their wares for centuries.