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L V Stevens Decorworks - Broken Colour-Techniques

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Broken Colour Decorating Techniques
"Equally popular in buildings ancient and modern, broken colour techniques allow the creation of patterned walls without resorting to printed wallpaper. Depending on the chosen method of application, the patterns can be regular and uniform, or random, subtle or bold and striking. Having a chat with Laura can lead to some striking results."
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Broken colour techniques is the collective name for Sponging, Dragging, Stippling, Rag-rolling, and Bagging - all historic methods for creating patterned painted surfaces using paint. This is often the favourite way to achieve the result requires a client who desires a subtly patterned wall but doesn't like wall-paper.
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