Wall Painting Designs
Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010Are your walls looking simple and plain? Do you dream about a cozy room always? Have you ever given a thought about unique wall painting techniques, such as sponging, ragging, stenciling or stamping? While you don’t have experience, you can still make your rooms nice and colorful with one of these easy decorative wall painting techniques.
Before painting your room, pick out a color scheme for your walls. Most of the painting styles, use two shades on one color for any design. If you are using one of the techniques that does use two shades of color, you can pick a darker color than you normally would chose for your base color, since the lighter top color will make the final result much lighter.
To sponge or rag a wall, paint on your base color and let it dry thoroughly. Dip your sponge or rag in the top coat shade then and sponge or drag it across until you like the result. You have keep going this way until it’s done fully.
If you are chewing over a more define design decorative painting technique such as stenciling or stamping, you could probably give a wall paper effect bystamping or stenciling a simple design over your base coat. However, you may want to go a step further with your project and use stencils or stamps to create a faux brick or stone wall follow few simple steps. First, paint the walls with the color your choice for the mortar between the bricks or stones. After it becomes dry, stamp or stencil your bricks or stones over the base coat. Once the brick or stonework is dry, spatter a bit of the darker color over your faux art as it makes it look more realistic by giving it the dept factor.Making faux effects such as giving the look to your wall like it’s made off plaster or suede makes the room unique from the others. Paint bases that automatically give a suede or textured effect to the walls are a shortcut that even artists use to create fun finishes.