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Versatile Faux & Decorative Painter
Written By: Donna Rhodes | Issue: 2018/10 - October
Jenny Mixon breaks through the limitations of ordinary wall paint to create faux finishes that fool the eye, delight the spirit, and wow-up a room.
With 25 years of painting experience under her belt, she’s filled her toolbox with a wide variety of design techniques. She’s a decorative painter, a faux finisher, a phenomenal transformer of interiors, a reclaimed furnishings expert, and a marvelous muralist. Satisfied customers remark there’s a grace and maturity about everything she does.
Jenny delights in hiding things in plain sight. Maybe there’s a flaw on your wall or flooring that needs disguising. Do you wish a cabinet’s wood grain matched hardwood or trim? Would you like your ceiling to boast a faux beam? Jenny can rev up her magic brush and amazing trompe l’oeil skills to paint that grain and beam…or just about anything else, anywhere your heart desires, inside or outside your home.
“Of all the occupations in the world I just want to paint. Now I am painting full-time at my studio in Cashiers behind Global Craftsman and Curated Home (with which I often collaborate) near the Crossroads. I’m living my dream,” Jenny reports.
In Highlands, she’s in demand to create aged doors.
She laughs and says, “Everything new is old again.”
A lot of people building new houses want doors and fixtures that appear vintage. Jenny says, “They come to me. I age things. Everything I do is one of a kind.”
Currently, she’s gearing up for Christmas with life-size nutcrackers on panels/screens for entryway decorations.
Her studio address is 181 Highway 64 West in Cashiers. Phone her at (678) 943-4637 or visit jennymixon.com. Her Instagram account is jennymixondecorativepainting.
See page 11 in this issue for more stunning photos and further contact information, and check out her paintings at The Summer House
