Faux marble

Make old furniture feel new and luxurious with this easy-to-do painting technique!

If you’re looking for a way to spruce up your space with some sophistication, a faux marble effect is a great choice. Find out how here!

Hand-Painted Faux Marble Tutorial (Carrara Edition) Like the rest of the Target home decor demographic, I’ve fallen in love with white marble this last year! After buying all the marble trays and soap pumps and the marble candle holders, I decided to try a number of methods to incorporate marble into my designs. I finally settled on paint for it’s longevity and potential to look most authentic. The tutorial below is a mixture of different tutorials I read as well as iterations I’ve made…

Yesterday I showed you the “before” condition of this poor little table, which was used outside by its previous owner and left to rot and weather. Today I’m showing you how to paint faux marble to use as a replacement table top for any project you have in the works. This is a very easy technique that takes hardly any time or money to do. Round wooden top or decorators table Black paint White paint Sealer Regular paint brush Sea sponge Small feather 1.

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Countertops are a major expense in any kitchen remodel, even if you’re able to paint your existing cabinets. The solution? Faux marble countertops.

A guide to 10 different white kitchen countertops. Comparing white countertops and their differences, from budget to luxury stone. Read more with Chrissy Marie!

Our passionate appreciation of natural products e.g marble, wood & stone are shown in our hand painted renditions of faux finishes. Here are just a few examples of our faux finish designs.

When my husband and I were researching our kitchen renovation a couple years ago, marble countertops were the clear frontrunner, but we were nervous about the inevitable etching. So we paid visits to every marble-topped bar and marble-furnished ice cream parlor we could find, cocking our heads to the side, peering down long polished surfaces to examine the damage left by countless drippy glasses and plates of spaghetti. We ended up with marble and we’re very happy with it.

Learn how to imitate the marble look using paint with these simple step-by-step painting instructions. Create the look of marble today!