Decorating Painting Techniques, called Faux Finishes ("faux" derives from the French language, meaning "false") are decorative painting techniques imitating materials such as marble, wood or brick with paint. With the passing of time has subsequently come to encompass many other decorative finishes for walls and furniture. The faux painting techniques include: marbling, wood graining, Venetian plaster, terra fresco, strié, papier collé, sponging, ragging and much more.

My offer involves not only decorating the interior, but also making correction. After a while from interiors finishing you filled the existing material with something and would you like to achieve similar effect to this one you have gotten before filling up? I take the challenge such as replicating the specific texture or the same color, with pleasure. That's my passion and I have years of experience working in this field.

  DECORATING PAINTING TECHNIQUES – mosaik painted on old wooden floor

  DECORATING PAINTING TECHNIQUES – imitation of old plaster, "Zenit" Restaurant, 19 Miodowa Street

  DECORATING PAINTING TECHNIQUES – wood graining along staircase

  DECORATING PAINTING TECHNIQUES – relief effect

  DECORATING PAINTING TECHNIQUES – texture effect

  DECORATING PAINTING TECHNIQUES – sponging

  DECORATING PAINTING TECHNIQUES – brick wall

  DECORATING PAINTING TECHNIQUES – wood graining on elevator door

  DECORATING PAINTING TECHNIQUES – wood graining on bathroom door

  DECORATING PAINTING TECHNIQUES – marbling on pizza stove

  DECORATING PAINTING TECHNIQUES – marbling on moldings

  DECORATING PAINTING TECHNIQUES – gilding

  DECORATING PAINTING TECHNIQUES – stripes

  DECORATING PAINTING TECHNIQUES – color wash, restauration"Amber". Greenpoint, N.Y.

  DECORATING PAINTING TECHNIQUES – trompe d'oil

  DECORATING PAINTING TECHNIQUES – ragging