"Our dining room ceiling needed to be repainted to hide a patched hole where the chandelier had been moved to a new position. Christine came up with the idea to paint a cloud scene around the chandelier. In the daylight it looks pale blue with puffy white clouds, and when the chandelier is lit, it looks like storm clouds rolling in for the evening. We love the way the scene brings the outside in and how it changes with the light and seasons."

— Dorie Laurent

"It is Christine's touches throughout our house that make it such a warm and comforting home. In addition to being a creative artist with a wonderful flair, she is absolutely delightful to work with. We miss her very much when the project is over!"

— Eric and Sharon Hovde

"Christine Meyers is a true gift to Washington. Christine takes faux painting to a new level. From textured walls to antique furniture and fireplace mantle painting, Christine's designs are truly master class. With versatile abilities to work in both classic and modern applications I would not hesitate to recommend Christine Meyers."

— Martin Toews

"Everyone who comes into my home tells me they love the faux finishes and murals Christine painted."

— Diane Quinn

"Christine painted a custom stenciled frieze and some beautiful custom wall glazes in my home, ranging from an old-world burnished copper finish to a translucent caribbean sea. Her versatility and range of talents is limitless. I only wish I could have commissioned her to paint a trompe l'oeil design for me, at which she is quite masterful. She was a delight to work with and always on schedule and budget. I cannot recommend her highly enough."

— Cherie Mohr

"Christine's work is original and unique. Her art (trompe l'oeil) has literally 'transformed' unsightly electric transformer boxes into delightfully attractive focal points within the Leisure World of VA community."

— Patrick Rhodes (VP/Project Manager, IDI Group Companies)

"Christine was fast, efficient and neat. She did a beautiful job — one I am happy to look at everyday."

— Joan Fitzgerald