Decorator Recreates Sistine Chapel in Home

The video explores Robert Burns' transformation of his home into an art masterpiece, inspired by Renaissance art. He began this journey eight years ago, motivated by books on the Vatican and Pitti Palace. Robert, a decorator by trade, applied his skills to create detailed replicas of Italian Masters' works, adding a modern twist. His studio, filled with intricate art, showcases his dedication. Despite challenges, he believes anyone can achieve similar results with imagination and DIY paints. The community admires his work, and Robert plans to continue his artistic endeavors, including a replica of the Pope's bathroom.

What inspired Robert Burns to start painting his house with Renaissance replicas?

• A suggestion from his wife, Linda

• Books purchased at a car boot sale

• A local art exhibition

• A visit to the Sistine Chapel

How did Robert Burns feel about his initial painting efforts?

• He thought they looked amateurish

• He wanted to erase them immediately

• He believed they were perfect

• He was very proud of them

What is the main artwork in Robert's tryptich?

• A piece by Raphael

• A piece by Leonardo da Vinci

• A piece by Caravaggio

• A piece by Michelangelo

What does Robert believe is necessary to create art like his?

• Expensive art supplies

• A professional art degree

• A large studio space

• Imagination and simple DIY paints

How does Robert's wife, Linda, feel about their home?

• She is indifferent to it

• She prefers a more modern style

• She finds it overwhelming

• She feels like living in a stately home