Every job is individually priced, and there is a $500 minimum labor charge for each on-site painting project (commissioned artwork that is completed in the studio has no minimum charge). Compensations to the square footage price are made for larger projects, and additional labor fees may apply for certain types of areas (ceilings, two-story walls, hard to reach areas, etc.) Initial consultations are always free unless extensive travel is required. Have a particular budget in mind? No problem! Linette can come up with designs to fit in your budget. As always, the best way to get your project quoted is to contact Linette for your consultation.
Every mural and decorative painting project is customized for each individual client and hand-painted directly onto the wall. Multiple phases of sketches are agreed upon before the actual painting begins.
$200 to $500 nonrefundable design fee
Here is a helpful guide as to how Linette figures pricing:
Most non-texture faux finishes using just paints and glazes run $3 to $5 a square foot. Faux marble starts at $10 a square foot, and faux brick and stone finishes start at $10 per square foot. Textured faux finishes using papers, plasters, and glass beads start at $5 a square foot, though most are in the $5 to $7 price range.
All faux finish prices include a base coat and up to three sample boards for you to see the final product before it goes onto your wall. Faux finishes usually require multiple passes of hand-applied techniques, and every finish is customized for the client and is applied directly onto the wall.
$200 nonrefundable finish design fee
Commissioned artwork are pieces that are not painted directly onto a wall, but rather on canvas, board, or other paintable surfaces.
Pet portraits carry an additional fee of $100 per face. Linette does not typically do portraits of people as that is not her specialty.
$200 to $500 nonrefundable design fee
Interior painting is the fastest and most effective way to give a room a makeover. If desired, minor surface repairs such as filling nail holes, cracks, and caulking can be done prior to painting.