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But faux painting techniques take it one step further - they allow you to create one-of-a-kind decorative illusions and offer endless possibilities to transform an ordinary room into a work of art.

Besides, with the help of decorative finishes, you can hide many surface flaws and imperfections, draw attention to or away from a particular architectural detail, dress up large foyer walls or add that little something that often seems to be missing even in a fully furnished and decorated room.

Venetian Plaster produces a three-dimensional surface that enhances both the light and dark tones of the same color, adding interest and depth to it, for a marble-like appearance. This shiny, silky smooth finish is most suitable for kitchens, dining rooms and foyers.

Suede creates a subtle velvety, brushed look with rich, authentic character. It looks great in bedrooms, reading rooms and other quiet areas.

Sand has an understated stone-like finish and works best in minimalist and contemporary decors.

Crackling gives an antique, weathered look to small walls, cabinets, furniture and accent pieces.

Plaster can be textured in a variety of ways, and then enhanced with faux finishes, stamps or stencils.

Colorwashing results in a faded, lived-in look of plaster. Depending on the colors used, it can create a lively, rustic or pastoral atmosphere.

Ragging can produce a finish that resembles the texture of crushed velvet or aged leather, and will transform a reading room, bedroom or study into a regal environment.

Rubbing creates swirled clouds of similar colors on the walls. This subtle technique will look good in any room of your house.

Sponging can be as dramatic or subtle as desired, depending on what/how many colors are used. Most rooms will look good with this versatile finish.

Dragging brings the depth and character of classic textiles to the walls of your home. With this technique, you can recreate the look of canvas, natural linen or denim - great backgrounds for a minimalist decor.

Stripes can be bold or elegant, formal or playful - depending on color combinations, width and direction of stripes, you can even change the perceived size of a room.

Marbling is usually used for mantels, moldings, tile and other surfaces where real marble can be expected.

Many of the techniques can be combined for a greater depth and texture of the surface.

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