If you've always dreamed of a period home with wood-paneled walls ... the contrast color for your faux wood grain." He then used a wood-graining tool over the paint to imitate natural wood.

The Giani Wood Look Paint Kit is a simple ... without the commitment and hassle of masonry? Try this DIY faux brick accent wall you can create in one day with interior house paint and a few ...

Faux wood grain on a metal door may run about ... then rinse with clear water and let the walls dry completely before painting. If the wall was covered with wallpaper, Art McShane of Art Works ...

Faux wall covering let you break the limits of ordinary wall paint, creating surfaces that ... Artisan finishes can be used on drywall or wood to give the impression of marble or stone.

And there are so many methods to choose from–marbling, ragging and wood graining for ... But because faux painting usually involves glaze, glazed walls, whether shiny or matte, are a snap ...

I did sand them before painting but they still remained streaky. A few family members mentioned that the streaky look was appealing..... which gave me an idea. Why not try to do a faux wood ...

To install the faux wood planks, she covered her bumpy floor base with hardboard wall panels, creating a sort of floating floor like laminate. Then Chris glued the panels down, stained them a dark ...

That task led him to start reading a few books on faux painting. When Joe Simon and Ed Maske took over the business, they asked Knapp to change out the Shop’s gray shelving with a wood grain ...

This is a 3.5 minute video I filmed and edited on the technique I use for painting furniture to look old. It rips through the process pretty fast, but I think it shows everything that it needs to.

So when it came time to pick the flooring for their new home in Boerne, the couple installed a scratch-resistant faux ... like wood and other materials is just one tile trend for walls and floors ...

When it comes to the kitchen, you can paint ... Faux marble countertops offer less resistance to scratches, stains, and heat compared to natural stone, marble, or even laminate and wood.