Decorative Marbling
Marbling uses various materials and expert skill to produce patterns similar to marble or other stones. This centuries old technique originated in Asia around the 957-995 CE and made it's way to Europe in the early 1700s. It has the amazing ability to make dull wood pillars transform into grand marble columns.
This technique combines the masterful techniques of fine art and marbling to enable exquisite patterns in any material.
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Faux Chandelier Medallion Faux Marble Plaster Medallion for Chandelier This faux marble medallion was created to set off an elaborate chandelier. |
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Faux Red Tortoiseshell Red Tortoiseshell Background Applied to Bookcase The client requested that we apply this red faux tortoiseshell finish to the back of this builtin display case. |
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Marbling of Interior Column Gilded and Marbled Interior Column Green marbling applied to a decorative plaster interior column. |
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Green Marble Panel Green Decorative "Marbling" Applied to a Wood Panel. An ordinary wood panel transformed into rich green marble through "marbling". |
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Faux Marble Samples Decorative Faux Marble Samples. These samples are furnished to demonstrate the range of marbles and effects that can be produced by the painting technique, "marbling". |
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