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The beauty of this idea is that there are a million and one ways to apply it.
Plus, there are limitless ways to incorporate them.
Illustration: The Spruce / Theresa Chiechi
They couldnt be easier to apply and theyll instantly punch up any space theyre in.
And it also happens to be fairly easy to apply.
Even better, there are infinite ways to do it.
Greg Natale
you’re able to paint checkers in similar neutral colors for a subtle, textural effect.
But you might also take this treatment to the walls.
Try a half-painted wall.
Linda Ahman
The look is bold, geometric, and incredibly easy.
Think of it is a soft ombre that can blend two colors of paint together.
This can ease the transition between colors or help disguise imperfections in a wall.
Casa e Jardim
Ombre
Think of the most stunning sunset you’ve ever seen.
The colors seemed to fade into each other, creating a soft watercolor effect.
That’s basically what ombre is.
Style Me Pretty
Imagine a stamp in a continuous rolling form.
That’s what a patterned paint roller is.
It gives you the repeat of a wallpaper, but you’re using paint rather than paper.
The Homes I Have Made
It depends on the project you’re tackling!
Much like the perennially popular striped shirt, stripes on the wall are the most popular wall painting technique.
Depending on color choice and contrast, they can look bold, quirky, classic, or subtle.
Maria Vous
If you want to paint a wall quickly, break out the roller.
This will let you cover the most amount of area in the least amount of time.
New England Home
How Did I Do It
The Family Handyman
Classy Clutter
