Faux Painting Woodstown for Unique Walls' Look

Faux Painting Applications by Ott Brother's Painting

We utilize a range of faux painting techniques to simulate the look and texture of different materials. By building up layers and combining colors with glazes, we’re able to provide a unique design on every job we undertake.

Our faux painting techniques and applications include the following:

• Color Wash: A color wash combines intricate brushwork with several layers of glazes to provide a richer, more nuanced coat of paint. It offers a unique look that’s perfect for kitchens, accent walls, and other focal points.
• Graining: Graining uses a patterned brushstroke to give the surface a grained appearance similar to wood, stone, or metal. With graining, everything from oak to brushed steel is possible to achieve.
• Marbleizing: Like a color wash, marbleizing combines glazing and brushstrokes to create a textured effect. But with marbleizing, the texturing mimics the look of marble, recreating that polished, natural aesthetic that’s so well-sought.
• Rag Rolling: Rag rolling uses rolled-up rags (or a specialized roller) to create a unique yet uniform pattern. It’s best known for its distinct, mottled appearance, which can even take on the look of fabrics like silk or velvet.