Sponging:

One of the easiest techniques to master, sponging can give your walls the delicate, mottled look of aged porcelain as well as the dramatic look of rustic stoneware.

Ragging:

By giving the appearance of shifting color density, ragging evokes the timeless appeal of well-worn leather or soft-faded chambray. As with sponging, different effects can be achieved by applying or removing glaze with a rag or cloth.

The following 2 photos are our own work. Click on each to enlarge.

Dry Brushing:

Add a touch of drama to any room with the softly textured look of dry brushing. It is a simple and affordable way to turn an ordinary space into a cozy retreat.

Above info from: & Faux Painting Techniques

Here are few pictures of classic finishes that we have done, including: Sponging, Ragging, Bagging, and Crosshatching.  Click on each picture to enlarge

Do It Yourself

(great resources)

How to Sponge Paint a Room

Sponging On

Sponge Painting Video

Ragging Technique on DIY

Ragging Technique on HGTV

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