When the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., was built, its white Carrara marble façade, imported from Italy, was meant to symbolize elegance and timeless beauty. However, not everything matched the grandeur of the vision. The massive exterior doors, necessary for stage access and emergency exits, were left plain white, sticking out…

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I’ve always been captivated by the enduring charm of lime paint. This ancient artisanal creation has a fascinating history that traces its roots to antiquity and boasts an unmatched legacy of excellence, particularly in the hands of Italian craftsmen. Join me on this journey as we explore the origins, superior qualities, and versatile applications of…

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When the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. was first built, it was clad in precast concrete panels coated with a thin layer of white Carrara marble. This marble, quarried in the Carrara region of Italy, is known for its fine grain and elegant white or blue-gray color. It is…

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Ronald Layman is a fourth-generation decorator, hailing from a family with a long-standing legacy in craftsmanship that dates back to 1890 when his great grandfather founded their decorating company. Ronald’s journey as a decorative painter has been enriched by his training under some of the greatest artists of other generations, making him a true master…

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