Arch Medieval Stone Wall - Faux fini

The design decorations for castle arch, masonry wall of hard stones and rough textures are derive from medieval architecture - building styles which used early in the middle ages, Roman wall construction are famous for its antiquity, prestige and elegance.

The theme is to replicate the old textured stone murals and masonry walls to create decoration impression of antiquity ruins. The design structure are separated in three elements of textured designs - the stone blocks cut bricks in the upper portion, the gray stone block borders and the wall tiles of light beige stone. The three elements are applied with the density of textures, with rough finish of style stucco textures.

The sketches sample presentation for a client are finest with faux fini of actual design and tangible textures.

Plaster Sculptures:

The sculpture of plaster is rendered with the texturizing tools - rollers, sponges and rags. The scoring of the gap depth of the stone blocks, define the pizza shapes and tiles are sculptured with grinder tools.

The color rendition are layered in four range of tones of beige and the gray blocks are overlap with the three layers of tones of charcoal blue grays.

The masonry wall tile is design and sculptured with soft stone texture effect. This artwork of roman stone wall design are blended with three colors of dark beige from its base and a mix of hotter pale glazes. With the use of sheep fur faux finishing technique, the texture of the real stone wall model are achieve. Shades and shadows are important, the cast of strong highlights define each details and enhance the solidity of the wall.

The technique texturing procedure is simply pasting plaster in every 2 feet and extended to complete the whole wall. Using specialized plaster sparkling that contains dry time indicator gives a precision of signaling readiness for sanding and painting.

Tiling techniques are begin and projected from the center giving the symmetry of the tile cuts. Sculpture scoring the brick shape gives its tangible effect.

Finally the combination of textures are separated with its colors and density of textures.