Patina

A classic decorative coating

what is Patina?

Faux Finishing or Faux Painting is an art form with a history of over five thousand years.
In this art, the appearance of surfaces or objects is transformed to resemble another material. Plaster surfaces can be turned into bronze, seamless sheets of gold or silver, or stone. Plaster becomes wood, and drywall becomes stone.
In this type of art, by using various materials and sometimes in combination with painting, surfaces are made to mimic the texture and appearance of another material.

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Faux Finishing encompasses various techniques such as marbling, fresco, graining, color washing, ragging, gilding, and more, offering a world of intricate designs.
These techniques are typically applied in classical, highly decorative designs, often on plaster moldings or in combination with them. The term patina work (incorrectly used as a synonym for Faux Finishing) refers specifically to the art of aging objects, utilizing paints, pastes, or reactive compounds. In essence, patina work can be considered a subset of Faux Finishing.
The versatility in textures and colors, combined with the ability to be applied as a thin, lightweight layer on all surfaces, unveils the hidden beauty of plaster moldings and pre-fabricated decorations.

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