Concrete floors are local artist’s canvas
West Bloomfield artist Lou DeCillis specializes in colorful and dramatic concrete floors. His work can be seen is stores and homes all over Metro Detroit.
West Bloomfield artist Lou DeCillis specializes in colorful and dramatic concrete floors. His work can be seen is stores and homes all over Metro Detroit.
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DeCillis also created the dramatic floor design spanning almost the entire Holocaust Memorial Center on Orchard Lake Road in Farmington Hills and the basement floor of Novi artist Darci Deneau.
Her basement took first place in the 2004 Better Homes and Gardens National Search for the Best Indoor Entertainment Space.
Learn more about DeCillis at his website.
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