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Financial District Interior Painting
A home office and den space in a glass residential skyscraper with a city view across and over to the urban landscape deserves a powerful, yet comforting, color. From relaxing with a good book, TV show or movie – with popcorn – to brainstorming and keeping the brain in high gear – with coffee – this stunning, rich, deep blue color exhibits confidence and stability.
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Manhattan Commercial Office Painting
There a lot of moving parts in a work space for productivity and achievement to soar. From the people, compatible personalities and appropriate technology to the environment, perks, pay and more, every component that plays a part is essential for success. Interior settings busy with outdated colors, patterned wallpaper, dingy paint and clutter can negatively impact the best of employees.
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Staten Island Expert Metal Refinishing
In 1898, Richmond officially stepped into its existence as one of the five boroughs of New York City. It was re-named Staten Island in 1975 and is the most southern of the boroughs. Its roughly 60 square miles boasts 35 miles of waterfront. Bridges connect to New Jersey and Brooklyn, but the Staten Island Ferry is more fun, and free. There’s quite a bit to see and do, pizza to eat and, for us, an interesting metal resurfacing project on a vault.
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NYC Wallpaper Installation
Neutral is a delightful lukewarm word that stands in the middle of things without a commitment to anything. Neutral in the car transmission is neither forward nor reverse. In politics, it’s neither for nor against. In colors, it’s not black or white, not even light or dark. The advantages are abundant starting with that proverbial blank slate.
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 New York City Wallpaper Removal and Painting
A homeowner in Battery Park City called us in to remove wallpaper in the bedroom. It’s a wonder he ever slept next to this bold green, cluttered, jungle-like pattern.
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Midtown Manhattan Painting
It’s about a 6-hour drive from New York City to Martha’s Vineyard, seven miles off the Massachusetts coast. One of the first explorers on the roughly 20-mile long and 9-mile wide island was a Brit named Bartholomew Gosnold.
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