Instructions
Concrete look
Concrete Bright" shade
Living like in a loft – this current living trend can be visually imitated in any home: with the trendy concrete look!
With AURO decorative clay plaster, wall paint, wallpaper paste and tinting paint, you can conjure up the concrete look on the wall yourself by applying several coats.
The look can be implemented in different color variations.
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Recipe for "Concrete Bright" shade
1st order: Mix of
- 10 l clay decorative plaster no. 311
- 10 l tinted wall paint, shade no. 99.7 (mixing ratio: 10 l wall paint no. 321 and 5 l tinting paint earth black no. 330-99)
2nd order:
- 1 l tinted wall paint, shade no. 99.4 (mixing ratio: 1 l wall paint no. 321 and 100 ml tinting paint earth black no. 330-99)
- 0.5 l wallpaper paste no. 389 mixed with water (1:40)
3rd order:
- 1 l tinted wall paint, shade no. 99.3 (mixing ratio: 1 liter wall paint no. 321 and 50 ml tinting paint earth black no. 330-99)
- 0.5 l wallpaper paste no. 389 mixed with water (1:40)
Further materials
- Venetian trowel, 150 grit sandpaper
- Drill with stirring attachment, empty bucket, water
Step 1
The mixture made from clay decorative plaster and full-tone and tinting paint is applied very thickly with a roller or trowel. First apply approx. 1-2 m² (consumption approx. 750 - 1000 ml per m²).
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
The mixture of solid and tinting paint and wallpaper paste is rolled on thinly or spread with a spatula (consumption approx. 100 ml per m²). Do not apply more than approx. 1 m² at first.
Step 5
Step 6
3rd order
Is carried out in the same way as order 2
More info
The instructions for these and other creative wall design techniques can be found in this brochure.
Whether in the dining area...
or in the study - the concrete look always fits! The combination with warm woods reduces the visual coldness of the look.
Here you can see a concrete look design in the Joppe kitchen studio in Braunschweig. The creative technique really sets off the staircase and the lettering.