Kennedy kele Chukwunyere
Interior wall marble effect design style
Kennedy kele Chukwunyere
Interior wall painting can be much more than just deciding on a color and whether to use a brush or a roller. With a few decorative techniques, you can create visually interesting finishes using your favorite color combinations, or designs such as chevrons or interlocking squares. Test color blending techniques on plain posterboard ahead of time to get a better idea how they'll look on the wall before taking on the entire project. Color Wash A color wash gives a wall a soft, warm appearance by using the layering of two different colors. After a base coat color is in place, a white or pale yellow, for instance, a second shade, such as orange, is mixed with a bit of latex glaze. This gives you more time to work and adds a bit of translucency to the color. Brushing the top color on in a bold X pattern creates the basis for the color wash. Rubbing it in with a rag or feathering it with a soft bristled brush creates a soft glow similar to painted plaster.
Kennedy kele Chukwunyere