As a cost-saving measure, John frequently installs plain blue sky above doors or windows and then an artist in-paints details that 'join' the panels. 

Especially when papers are being reinstalled, artwork can extend a panel, either above or below a scene.

Scenes can also continue across doors. In the example below, an artist painted the scene on the door and the door frame, extending the scene between two panels of Zuber's Views of Brazil. Essentially, the artist 'Zuber-ized' the door to make it disappear into the scene.  

Alcoves and closet doors can be painted to match the room as well.

Finishing a Scene - In these examples, the clients chose plain papers for some areas and then decided to finish the scene. The artists painted new, minimal scenes on the plain papers to create a perfectly finished scene. 

During this antique wallpaper restoration, a large piece of furniture was removed, and our artist in-painted the area to match the scene and the age of the paper.

For more information, call (212) 496-6135 or email scenicwallpaper@gmail.com.