Speciality

This is the part of the process that our workers enjoy the most because it is a part where you have to be creative and you can just lash out all of your ideas to paint a unique wall. There are countless methods of painting a wall in a special way that will look like nothing you have ever seen before. The only important phase is to have an idea and get started then the process will carry you away with itself and take you to a creative world once you are done.
 
Bags Painting
As you see from the title of the process, we use bags, like literal plastic bags to do this kind of painting. You either put the roller inside a bag and then dye it on paint and spread it across the wall to have some beautiful marks created. Or you have the bag in your hand like a ball and then you dip it into the paint and with a hand motion like you are powdering your face you start making marks on the wall that are going to look amazing.
 
Stripes Painting
Now it is time for the roller to be a sacrifice. I’m just joking but it is time to cut the roller in stripes. Meaning you cut a piece of one-inch width around the roller and then you leave an inch of space and then you cut another inch around the roller and so on. Once you are done, you dip the roller into the paint and start rolling it across the wall in only one motion, meaning that if you are going up, only go up. If you are going down, only go down. By the end, your wall will look like a tiger or a zebra.
 
Sponge Painting
This is one of the favorite types of specialty painting by homeowners. This is because the type of result that you get from sponge painting is soothing and unique. But there are some rules to sponge painting that you should know before you try to do it. The first rule is that the sponge must be damp before you start painting or else you will not get a nice result on your wall. Second of all don’t be afraid to ‘hurt’ your wall and keep pressing the sponge against it to get the desired result.
 
Rope Painting
This is by far the most creative and beautiful technique that I have ever seen when it comes to specialty painting. You take your roller and you tie a rope around it. After finishing with the tying part, you take the roller and then you dip it into the paint making sure that every part of the roller has wet paint on. Then you start applying the paint on the wall. The result that you are going to get from this is going to be a mix of stripes and abstract figures.