Decorative effects are the modern trend in interior finishes. They can be used in order to change the face of the living room, office or bedroom, but in fact their importance goes far beyond the purely aesthetic qualities. Decorative effects obtained, for example with transparent paints, enriched with light-reflective particles can be used for optical enlargement and brightening the space is, such as hallways or corridors.

Decorative effects are obtained by sequentially forming the respective layers of the applied products. Some require the creation of structural surface, for example with a decorative mass, while others can be advantageously used on flat or smooth surfaces. Depending on the expected effect, different tools may be used to create it, and sometimes a lot must be used, especially if a specific decorative effect requires some changes in more than one layer of coating.

Some of the decorative effects are simple and you can do them yourself. There are also those that require special preparation and much experience. Usually the equipment you need to use is not particularly sophisticated, but the bigger problem is the technique of creating effects, since in many cases they cannot be corrected in case of error. That’s why, when the investor becomes familiar with the characteristics of the effect, he should immediately consider whether he is able to perform the desired effect without professional help.