In which we learn that the whole is greater than the sum of its details. Cranston and Keenan-designed Queen Anne Victorian circa 1890 ...

The upper bay and tower of the 1882 Nightingale House, San Francisco Landmark #47 The Nightingale House , San Francisco Landmark #47, ...

Allow me to introduce you to "Albert," a name that means  both "bright" and "famous." "Albert"...

Miniature portrait of Marie Antoinette, gouache on ivory, in an ormolu frame.   Some years ago I began a journey, cleaning and resto...

Morton St. Queen Anne with a new paint scheme by Lynne Rutter Alameda, California is a lovely small town on its own island, and home t...

This month I am featured in Nancy A. Ruhling's article for Traditional Building Magazine entitled " The ABCs of Decorative Ornamen...

églomisé mural (~5 feet high) by Lynne Rutter .   photo by David Papas Allow me to introduce you to Nolan. Commissioned for a home in...

"Les Monuments de Paris" mural by Lynne Rutter, photo by David Papas Recently I got the opportunity to return to a client...

Stick-Italianate Victorian in San Francisco her new custom paint scheme I am excited to show you this recently completed color project...

Les Monuments de Paris, detail of hand-painted scenic mural by Lynne Rutter Recently I completed work on a scenic mural  for a home in...