Blue Faux Painted Walls

Crumple a rag then roll it into a worm like shape.

Blue faux painted walls.

Faux painting involves applying different glazes to a wall in order to give it the look of a weathered textured surface. Cheesecloth technique for faux finish. The antique look of the cabinetry is complimented by the faux painted walls yet there is a bit of modernity added to it by the presence of comfy chairs. Roll it down the painted or glazed wall surface for a subtle faux effect.

Pour the paint into your roller pan with a plastic filler. Mask your borders with blue painter s tape if you do not trust yourself to keep a very straight line with a paint brush. Common faux paints include marble brick and wood. Faux finish art wall.

Faux finishing a wall using a plastic bag roller. Soft or bold your base coat should be the darker color. In this photo shale blue was rag rolled on top of a baltic green base then antique glaze was sponge rolled over both. See more ideas about faux walls damask wallpaper faux painting.

A common alternative to paint faux paint allows one to vary the consistency of a wall s color and texture while giving the illusion of having a much more expensive material. For more drama try adding the paint or glaze onto the rag itself before rolling on the wall. The beautifully faux painted walls add old age glamor to this lovely tuscan kitchen. Oct 21 2016 explore tracy lewis s board faux walls followed by 120 people on pinterest.

Fake a barn wood effect. Use a paintbrush to cut in your corners and edges of the wall.