
Is Italian Decorative Paint Really Better Quality, or Is It Just the Look?
Italian decorative paint is a thicker, mineral-based, hand-worked finish; plain paint is cheaper, quicker and easier to …
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Italian decorative paint is a thicker, mineral-based, hand-worked finish; plain paint is cheaper, quicker and easier to …

In a living room both are often combined: decorative paint on the TV wall, wallpaper behind the sofa and plain paint on …

Travertine effect is a mineral finish; damage almost always comes from damp, substrate cracks, knocks or wrong cleaning.…

A decorative finish can be repaired; the cleanest result is redoing the damaged wall from corner to corner. Solutions by…

The same product looks different on another wall, in another light and in other hands. A sample is the only way to see t…

One wall usually takes 1 to 3 days depending on the technique. Surface preparation and drying between coats decide the t…

Italian paint for a wide, flat wall that catches the light; wallpaper for a wall that needs pattern or will be redone of…

Italian paint suits kitchen walls. A wipeable protective coat is advised above the worktop and a glass panel behind the …

In a bathroom Italian paint is used with a protective coat on walls away from splashes; inside a shower only a wet-room …

Marmorino sealed with wax or a clear protective coat can be wiped with a damp cloth; an unprotected surface is porous an…

A concrete-look wall is a thin decorative finish applied over the existing wall; it needs no formwork, no pouring and ad…

The travertine look comes from dragging a coarse lime-based finish while it is wet; no stone is fixed to the wall.…