Designer Jay Jeffers, who has known Mr. Racke for 16 years, also sees the trend moving toward simpler finishes, though he agrees they aren't necessarily simple to execute. Mr. Racke will soon be flying to New York, where Mr. Jeffers is working on an apartment and wants a red lacquer dining room. The process will require hand-buffing six to eight coats of paint.
设计师杰伊•杰弗斯(Jay Jeffers)认识拉克已有16年时间,他也认为潮流将转向更简单的饰面,尽管他也赞同这并不代表它们操作起来肯定很简单。拉克马上将飞往纽约,因为杰弗斯正在那儿设计一套公寓,他想要打造一个红色漆面的餐厅。这道工序需要手工抛光六至八层涂料。
Mr. Jeffers has just finished his own home in St. Helena and chose all-white walls, except for a gray-plaster powder room. 'I haven't had a white wall in my own home in 16 years,' he says. 'I wanted something light and easy, and it is a different direction for me.' Mr. Racke says he has nothing against all-white walls but warns that most whites are too cold. 'All-white is OK as long as it is an actual white like Benjamin Moore 956 or 925,' he says. He hand-mixes custom colors for his clients and keeps books filled with the recipes so he can match the paint later.
杰弗斯自己在圣海伦娜(St. Helena)的房子刚刚完工,除了一个灰色灰泥的盥洗室之外,他选择了把 壁全部刷成白色。他说:“我自己的房子有16年没有刷过白 了,我想要一些明亮简单的东西,它对我来说是一个不同的方向。”拉克称,他对全白的 壁没有任何意见,但他也提醒道大多数白色都过于冷冰冰了。他指出:“只要它是像本杰明•摩尔(Benjamin Moore)品牌956号或925号那样的真实的白色,那么 壁全部刷成白色也没问题。”他会为客户手工调配定制的颜色,在工作簿上记满了制法以便在日后调出匹配的涂料。
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