Pattern painting
| Colourwash Colourwash is a fast and simple way to enliven single-colour walls in the home. You can choose delicate, hazy colours or fresh, bright ones -colourwash brings walls to life. |
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| Pattern painting with roller A pattern roller gives you an interesting and impressive finish. You can make it subtle and delicate or dramatic, just as you wish. |
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| Stippling Stippling with a natural sponge is one of the easiest patterning methods there is. For a more vivid pattern you can use two stippling colours. |
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| Doll it up with stencils Bring a wall to life with stencilled patterns. An attractive surround or decoration unifies a room space, while an individual pattern provides a focus point. |
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Clear-cut and graphic with masking Masking gives you graphical clarity in patterns or colour surfaces. |
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A Mediterranean look with Tunto Fine Textured Finish A lively, slightly stucco effect can be achieved with Tunto Fine Textured Finish. |
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A kaleidoscope of colours with Flake Lacquer Mosaic Flake Lacquer is an exciting way of playing with colours. The patterning is formed of the undercoat with rollerapplied Flake Lacquer on top. |
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Let colours live In patterning, any kind of tools such as rags, plastic bags and sponges can be used to create vivid coloured surfaces. The long drying time of the paint makes it easy to work with. |
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Touch reveals the form of a surface Structural variation and contrast can work wonders on a wall. Not only the glossy-matt contrast but also the rough-smooth contrast can bring a room to life in a new way. |
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| Individual stencilling The Tikkurila stencil collection includes large and striking stencils which you can use in many different ways. You can pattern entire wall surfaces and create a wallpaper effect or spotlight a particular detail in the room. |
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| Stencils make an impression Floral motifs such as leaves, flowers and branches are placed asymmetrically on the wall, either larger than life or as a continuous surface in wallpaper fashion. |
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Large patterns Various alternatives can be found from wallpaper markets, but painting, with its virtually unlimited colour possibilities, is the only way to conjure up truly unique patterns. |
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