| A brief history of Designer Decor and the Artist Frederick Max Wieland. |
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Designer Decor are specialist mural and faux finish technicians. |
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We have designed murals for the prestigious Tsunami Showroom, Wigmore St, London, UK (Please see the Tsunami Wave in our murals gallery). Frederick has at various intervals taught specialist paint finish courses for the Stencil Store Group and has various works housed in the Hodgkin's and Jones Plaster Showroom near Oxford Circus London UK. The RAF Mural was housed in a Bryant Homes Show House. The Trompe L`oeil Window and Sky Panel Mural are housed in a fully restored Victorian House in Cookham Dene, London, UK. Frederick studied all aspects of art, crafts and design at a leading tertiary college in Melbourne, Australia and after graduating taught art for a year, before becoming a professional musician. The band he was in provided all the music for a national Australian pop show and toured Australia backing such artists as Roy Orbison, Chubby Checker (lets Twist Again), The Beach Boys and The Animals. Frederick travelled to England in 1971 to appear on Top of the Pops with his group the Mixtures and promote their number one hit. He then toured Europe, Australia and the UK returning to England in the early eighties to set up his company Designer Decor and begin work painting Murals and professional paint finishes. |