TR Service counter in Victorian Black No Seal Paint with textured & aged Champagne Gold front.
Our second counter in the TR Gallery gets a revival for 2019, a piece that shows a great contradiction in its finishes...smooth and textured, it’s a beautiful mix. The top, bottom and sides of the sideboard finished in Vintro Victorian Black No Seal Paint, a beautiful matte silky paint that requires no waxing or lacquering, an outdoor grade paint that can take the heat of the sun and water spills and pools. The No seal paint is a self levelling paint that goes on creamy and glossy and then levels out and dries to a beautiful matte finish with a slight sheen, a silky feel and a great paint for those looking for a flat / smooth finish. Just paint and leave to dry and your done....
The front and drawers of the piece has been finished in Champagne Gold Metallic painted on with texture by brushing in all direction. The Champagne Gold created by mixing Vintro Silver and Gold Metallic Paint together. To age we mixed Vintro Dark wax with Victorian Black, providing a beautiful age and warmth to the piece.
A great revival that sits beautifully next to our Aubergine doors and pairs beautifully with our main service counter which also has Champagne Gold on it.
Another great example of how you can create your bespoke feature piece, whether it be for your home or business
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The Artisan Company is a New Zealand owned and based company focussed upon making and providing the highest quality decorative paints and tools for homes and all types of spaces. Born out of a rich heritage of bespoke furniture and interiors through the merging of Taylored Revival and Vintro Paint NZ and with several decades of experience we are unashamedly focused upon luxury DIY products and in helping people achieve bespoke looks in their interiors.
As NZ's only bespoke paint manufacturer making our own exclusive formulations including our flagship Premium Chalk Paint we combine technology with our fine tuned natural skills. We use advanced machinery with an exact accuracy measured within less than a ¼ of a ml and use a custom formulation database with complex colours formulated by hand; most of which can't be replicated by machines. Our trademarked FLOWplus® technology further differentiates our range being built in from the ground up and allowing our thick full bodied and highly pigmented paints to mould and flow effortlessly. We are a proud NZ company who promotes and uses local suppliers and products wherever possible. We also aim to have a positive impact on environment through low VOC paints, minimised wastage and smart use of materials.
To provide the best possible experience for our customers we have also curated artisanal tools including the world renowned Staalmeester brushes which work in perfect unison with our Premium Chalk Paint and otehr ranges with there rich and creamy consistency. From the advanced bristle materials through to the INOX steel ferrules it all really helps to achieve the best results, and yes brushes do make a big difference to your painting experience and finish.
Aside from our unique range of products, we are also proud of our decades worth of experience in the field of decorative painting and training. Having been recognised locally and overseas for these efforts has also led us to directly train over three thousand people and paint over two thousand bespoke furniture or interior pieces for clients.
Heritage of Taylored Revival
Taylored Revival or TR as it was known by its regulars was a family business started in a garage in East Auckland in 2012. A leading decorative painting studio which undertook thousands of commissions projects over the years and was considered the leading Chalk Paint retailer in the Australasian region. Progressing through the years from a small retail store in Whitford through to a large format 300m2 retail site in Botany. Take a quick look at the history and the prequel to The Artisan Company below.
