Painting-Texture-Wallpapers-Stone Finish

Painting

When it’s time to paint a room in your home, color isn’t the only thing to consider. Choosing the right types of paint finishes will determine the final look of your room. With so many types of wall paint to choose from, it’s important to understand which finish works best in certain spaces. We help our clientele to choose the best paint for walls around your home and decide between different paint finishes such as satin vs. eggshell.

Paint with a matte finish. Latex-based paints typically adhere more strongly to paintable wallpaper than do oil-based paints. There are numerous factors to consider when choosing interior paint. Oil paint may be used on metal surfaces, but latex paint is typically the best choice for interior paint.

Latex water based paints is a better choice for interior walls because they do not fade away easily, but it isn’t quite as durable as oil-based paint. Latex is good for general painting projects such +as interior walls and ceilings.

Stone Finish

Limestone, travertine, sandstone, slate and coral stone are the most popular choices. Finally, maintenance of interior stone walls is relatively easy. It is enough to occasionally wipe the wall with a damp cloth using mild detergents or just a damp cloth. Interior stone wall ideas featuring natural or faux stone add a unique character of a place. There are many ways to use natural and artificial stone in the interior. Stone works with different design styles as well. It is an excellent choice for rustic, cottage or contemporary interiors and a stone wall accentuates the design concept. Good wall finishes are plumb and straight. Surfaces may be smooth or textured and better wall finishes are durable. Some wall finishes are versatile, taking decorative finishes such as stain, paint or wallpaper readily. Walls may make a decorating statement, or may be simply background.

Wallpapers

Different wallpaper types have been used since before the 17th century to cover walls and act as a decorative facet for interior spaces. It has notably emerged during the Renaissance period as an affordable alternative for tapestry, which were used by the rich classes back then to cover the stone walls, keep away the heat, and give color to their rooms. The earlier wallpaper featured scenes, rather than patterns.

Wallpaper may be more expensive than paint but it has many types; some of which are quite affordable. It is available in a wide variety of designs, patterns, and surface finishes. There are many ways to attach the wallpaper to the walls which include: paste the wall, paste the paper, and peel and stick.

Wallpaper, and especially the peel-and-stick, can be easily removed and replaced. Some types can last for more than 15 years. Many wallpaper types are washable. Some types can be used for busy areas at home owing to their durability and easy maintenance. Wallpaper can, also, be used to personalize temporary homes, like dorms and rentals, since it can be easily installed and removed without leaving traces. It can cover uneven walls and hide the defects easily, with little initial preparations. Wallpaper can be well thought-out and Bio-friendly, since it can be purely manufactured from natural materials, and its adhesives do not contain harmful chemicals.

Paper, Paper Backed Vinyl, Non-Woven, Solid or Coated Vinyl, Fabric¸ Fiberglass, Embossed, Liquid, Bamboo & Textile are commonly used by us.

Few options we commonly bring into usage are 3D, Retro, Tropical, Damask, Scenic, Abstract & Geometric outlook as proffered by the patrons.