Paint that looks like concrete

Have you seen the gorgeous walls that look like they are made of pure concrete? Here's how to get sleek cement looking walls.

I have had so many requests for a blog post on how I painted my concrete wall. If you watched my Instagram stories during the process, I know I made a lot of you nervous as to what the results were going to be, especially when I started with the coat of black. When painting

Transform Your Space: Master the Art of Faux Concrete Walls. Expert Tips, Techniques & Budget-Friendly DIY Guide for Stunning Industrial Chic.

A few years ago I wrote about a distressed glazing technique which has a distressed feel to it, a way we developed to add visual texture to your walls that doesn’t like a stock rag rolling. Here, we take this process one step further. The look is both soft and contemporary, works well in urban environments, and is still livable. It’s unique every time, and in this example we’re emphasizing a linear quality, as if the “concrete” was poured into a wood formwork.

How to Paint Plastic to Look like concrete. The most inexpensive and easiest way to paint anything to look like concrete! #fauxconcrete #springplanters #dollarstorediy #dollartree #dollartreecrafts #dollarstorefinds #springdecor #concretefinish #springcrafts

Painting a faux concrete wall is easy and you don't need any special paints to get this effect. I created my faux concrete wall finish in 5 easy steps.

Painting a faux concrete wall is easier than you might think and you don't need any special paints to get this effect. Let me show you how I created my faux concrete wall finish in 5 easy steps.

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Have you seen the popular concrete decor? They can expensive to buy, and you may not want to tackle making a DIY concrete project. But here’s how to make an eas…

A few years ago I wrote about a distressed glazing technique which has a distressed feel to it, a way we developed to add visual texture to your walls that doesn’t like a stock rag rolling. Here, we take this process one step further. The look is both soft and contemporary, works well in urban environments, and is still livable. It’s unique every time, and in this example we’re emphasizing a linear quality, as if the “concrete” was poured into a wood formwork.