Tribeca Striae

Striae painting is a technique that gives your walls, or woodwork a striped appearance. You achieve this look by dragging a dry brush through a glaze mixture that was applied over a base color.

You work your way around the room applying your striae finish and slightly overlap adjacent sections to provide a seamless appearance.

This technique was executed by YVStudio in the Master Bedroom of a luxury condominium loft in Tribeca, New York.

Blue striae

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Although striae is often seen in traditional settings, it also makes a terrific backdrop in contemporary interiors.

In the den I brushed a warm beige colored glaze in 2 directions, vertical and horizontal, to achieve a linen effect.

“Linen” look on library walls

 

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Published by Yvonne Verwer

Yvonne Verwer at YVStudio LLC has done high-quality decorative and murals and decorative finishes for over 20 years in many of New York's finest homes and businesses. Her work has been shown at The French Designer Show House, and The Hudson River Show House. She has been featured in The New York Times, The New Yorker, Avenue Magazine, and Nickelodeon Magazine.

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