Whisking is a very simple faux painting technique. It is usually done by painting a solid background color first, then applying another color with a new, clean, whiskbroom, allowing the base color to show through the secondary color. The whisking technique is often used to add a bit of subtle texture to a space, and it can create looks that mimic other materials such as silk or wicker, depending on the application. For a wicker look, a basecoat may not be necessary. You might simply use the existing color of cabinet doors or drawer fronts for your background color. Next, … Continue reading →