EverGreene is getting started on the Wilshire Boulevard Temple’s restoration project. Our first task is to re- hang the suspended ornamental plaster ceiling for seismic upgrades. This requires us to lay out, and then drill attachment points for the seismic … Continue reading →

EverGreene has spent the past five months stripping paint coatings and repairing plaster cracks and uneven surfaces in the incredibly elaborate lobby of an historic residential building on Central Park West. The lobby was repainted multiple times since it was … Continue reading →

EverGreene was contracted to conserve the gilded eagle located in the reference room of the Morristown Library. The eagle dates back to the Morristown Armory: when the Armory burned down in 1920, the eagle was the single architectural element to … Continue reading →

EverGreene is wrapping up a major milestone at the New York State Capitol: we’re putting the finishing touches on the 5th floor level of the NY State Assembly staircase. EverGreene had completed the lower areas several years ago, so we … Continue reading →

EverGreene opened its doors to Open House New York this year. Visitors were given tours through the design studio, paint studio, and plaster shops. Here are a few pics…

EverGreene was commissioned to paint the set for the San Jose Opera’s production of Mozart’s Idomeneo, which opened last week. The set, conceived by set designer Steven C. Kemp, was inspired by wall paintings excavated from the ancient Minoan city … Continue reading →

EverGreene is putting the finishing touches on the National Park Service’s Gateway National Recreation Area, Floyd Bennett Field. We’ve replicated the original murals and stenciling in the Ryan Center (also known as the Administration Building). Floyd Bennett Field was New … Continue reading →

The studio is painting some absolutely wonderful murals for a new church, the Church of St. Paul the Apostle, in Westerville, OH. The church is in the byzantine- inspired style, and EverGreene was asked to design and paint new murals … Continue reading →

EverGreene’s mural studio in New York is painting a mural commissioned by the new Prince of Peace Church in Kearney, NE. The mural, painted in the Beuronese style, is 22 feet high, and will serve as the reredos framing the tabernacle. Tiger … Continue reading →

Forrest Filler, Conservation Technician: Over the past several years I’ve had an exciting time conserving a series of tile mosaics at El Museo del Barrio located at 1230 5th Avenue (104th Street); the project itself was undertaken by a collaborative team of … Continue reading →