Color Washing Technique

Color washing is arguably the simplest and most convenient method of faux finishing. It is merely the adding of varying hues of a color for example to produce a distinct and natural glow to a finish. This technique could also be used to hide minor imperfections without the need of repainting the whole wall.

Crackle and Aging Technique

Those looking for an old home feeling could use the crackle and aging method for producing an almost authentic antique look to your home or furniture. A crackle medium is applied over the furniture and is then dried to produce a crack effect, aging your furniture instantly.

Marbling Technique

Marble has long been used as a status symbol for homeowners who want to produce an elegant and expensive finish on their homes. The Marbling faux finishing method mimics the appearance of marble, giving the home or office that elegant effect without the breaking the budget.

Metallic Technique

Faux finishing could be used for a variety of effects. One of the more popular uses of faux finishing is to produce a shiny metallic finish. Using this technique gives objects an illusion of brass of metal, giving the home a warm and cozy look or a modern and sprawling atmosphere.

Sponging Technique

This faux finishing method is an excellent way of bringing life to an old paint job without the need for repainting the whole area over again. This could be used to retouch cracks and paint blemishes for homeowners who are currently on a budget.

Cloud Technique

Want to give your bedroom or living room more air or brighter feeling? The Faux finishing cloud technique could be used to brighten even the darkest or coldest corners of your home. Simple brush strokes are employed to bring the sky into your home giving your family a light and easy atmosphere to live in.