Marble Faux Finish Painting

Because of the lack of real marble during the Renaissance, marble faux finishes became popular. Faux marble can be “installed” on virtually any surface, including ceilings. Even the Pantheon in Rome has faux marble painting that is nearly impossible to distinguish from its real marble slabs. Linda Wells of WellDesignedArt has studied marble faux finishing with renowned artists Pierre Finkelstein and Nicola Vigini. Whether painting on faux stone fireplaces, or kitchen backsplashes, WellDesignedArt can create several varieties of faux marble including sienna, rouge royale, carrara, portofino, onyx, and many more.