ALICE  BEAR  LUDWIG

This beam work was created to reproduce the original illustrated Mizner stenciled beams from 1929. The beams were first stenciled, then detailed with brush work, and finished with carefully distressing the entire design

This motif was designed and silver leafed onto a plaster domed ceiling in a private residence

The Sanctuary Arc for the Palm Beach Synagogue was painstakingly designed, glazed, dragged and gilded with 24 karat gold leaf

This plywood temporary dance floor was designed and painted in the studio and installed on site

The coffers and beams in this wooden ceiling were stenciled and distressed

This design was painted with glazes on the four walls of a room in a private residence

These beams were stenciled, detailed with brush work, and distressed

This was site specific designed wallpaper for a playroom wall

This 13' x 100' sisal rug was designed and stenciled with three colors, six people, 15 rollers, 30 sheets of acetate, 60 rolls (3,600') of painters tape, 8 work lights 5 industrial fans and too numerous to measure cups of strong coffee