Add-A-View Mural and Prints was created out of the frustration professional artist and company president, Diane Mouzon, felt while re-decorating her own finished basement. She ran into a common problem: The basement was a dark underground, windowless space. She tried bright colored paints, mirrors and a mural on paper that was extremely fragile. No matter what she tried nothing could disguise the fact that the space lacked windows. She then came up with this great idea --- creating a sunny and vibrant window scene of a cityscape she called “The Loft View”. It transformed a windowless area into a showplace with a spectacular view, and now, everyone wants to spend time in her basement.
Diane soon realized that her contemporary windowscape, mural and print designs could alleviate that confined and closed-in feeling people experience in windowless spaces such as:
Corporate conference rooms or offices
Renovated basements
Home offices tucked in a corner or garage
Partitioned loft spaces
Rooms whose windows look out on unattractive views
Now you too can add windows that will open up a space. Here’s how: You can mix and match prints to create panoramic views. Add window trim for your own custom and personalized look. Or, use one of her Cityscape Series to create the look of having a mural. Bring light, color and the illusion of another dimension to a commercial or residential space. Check out the Art Gallery to find the solution that will work for you.
Add-A-View offers unique, limited-edition fine-art Giclees on canvas. Diane will be happy to create a custom design for you or work directly with your interior designer. E-mail her at: dianem@addaviewmurals.com, or call her at: (201)797-3377.
Add-A-View Mural and Prints was created out of the frustration professional artist and company president, Diane Mouzon, felt while re-decorating her own finished basement. She ran into a common problem: The basement was a dark underground, windowless space. She tried bright colored paints, mirrors and a mural on paper that was extremely fragile. No matter what she tried nothing could disguise the fact that the space lacked windows. She then came up with this great idea --- creating a sunny and vibrant window scene of a cityscape she called “The Loft View”. It transformed a windowless area into a showplace with a spectacular view, and now, everyone wants to spend time in her basement.