As there are countless
moods for the human beings, equally endless are the variations by which they
could be perfectly reflected in coloring home. Varied are the techniques
available for giving a personal touch for every wall decorations. One need not
be a connoisseur of art to know all the intricacies of home decorations for
doing one's own wall decorations.
In home design - as in
other visual arts - form, color and texture are the key elements of expression.
While from shapes the structure of our surroundings color and texture affect of
the mood.
One of the obvious ways of
introducing color in a room is through paint, a medium which opens up a world
of possibilities. There are limitless hues as well as numerous painting
techniques to choose from. For centuries, artisan and craftsmen have
embellished interior surfaces with decorative paint treatments. These
eye-catching techniques remain popular today for camouflaging or enhancing
design details; or simply adding a touch of panache to a staid decor;
Decorative painting techniques fall in two categories.
The second category of
decorative painting techniques includes treatments that simply adorn. Sponging,
Ragging, Combing, Stenciling are some of the ornamental finishes that add
dimension and personality to any interiors. Sponging is the skill of applying
different color paints to a uniform base coat, achieving a multi tone
finish.
Dragging is a simple
procedure consisting of nothing more than dragging a dry bush through a wet
glaze that has been applied over a base coat.
Splattering is one of the
oldest methods of decorating walls. A splatter machine with adjustable nozzles
is used to spray droplets of paint on the wall.
Stenciling is the art of
decorate walls when one wants to emphasize an edge or emulate a fabric print.
Stencils enhance the decor of any room.
The genre of pattern one
chooses depends on the proportions of the room and would be a reflection of
personal tastes and creativity. With the festive season round the corner, add a
new dimension and verve to the conventionally treated walls. Experiment, have
fun, and create visual distinctions.
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