See how to create simple paint effects by following our comprehensive tutorial on painting a chic two-tone wall. Prepare to try new things and improve your area with this striking design.
2. A paint can containing every color
you've selected
Paint Rollers
Paint trays
Measurement band
Pencil
Sphere of string
Tape for masking
Apply paintbrushes
Cutters
3. Mark where you want two colors to meet
to create a smooth color transition on
your wall. Mark levels on the wall at
regular intervals using a pencil and
measuring tape.
Step 1: Take a gauge
4. Apply the lighter color to one half of the
wall using a roller, making sure to slightly
overlap the planned dividing line to
achieve a neat, divided wall with ease.
When you want a polished appearance,
let the paint dry.
Step 2: Use a lighter shade of color
5. Use a thread wrapped in chalk to divide
your wall colors precisely at designated
locations. To leave a chalk line, stretch the
string, make sure it's straight, and secure
the ends using masking tape.
To achieve a clean and polished finish,
make sure the first paint layer is
completely dry before placing a strip of
masking tape along the chalk line to
create a distinct color division.
Step 3 & 4: Chalk up and Mask up
6. Apply the darker color to the second half
of your two-tone wall with a roller to
finish it off. Make sure you've painted
slightly above the masking tape's edge by
using a paintbrush.
Step 5: Use the second shade
7. When the paint is still wet, remove the
masking tape to reveal your newly
created two-tone wall pattern with ease.
Use the Dulux Visualizer app or order
Wet Testers for a sneak peek.
Step 6: Unveil
