Wall murals in the interior

Modern frescoes have undergone some changes and lost their exclusive status. They began to be produced on an industrial scale, satisfying any customer requirements. Manufacturers offer different types of frescoes, created on the basis of different materials.

Frescos in the interior compete only withartistic painting. Art painting is created quite quickly and very nicely complements the created interior of the room. But the painting can not be compared with the fresco, which conveys not only a huge number of shades, but also creates some mystery around the image itself.

Creating a fresco in the interior is a rather laborious process, for which you will need not only acrylic paint, but also good quality lime. Since this The fresco is created on damp plaster, when writing it, you can not handle large areas of the surface. In addition, acrylic, the paint used to create the frescoes, very quickly dries, requires a very fast and confident work of the artist.

Few customers decide to create a real fresco in the interior. Often the project must be submitted very quickly, andno one will wait a few days until the fresco is ready. Therefore, there is an analogue to the usual frescoes: harvested frescoes, which are produced in Spain and Italy.

So, you can use absolutely natural mural on canvas. To create such a fresco speciallyprepare the plaster base on which the image is applied. To give a fresco of an old species, it is subjected to artificial aging. Only after the work done, it is transferred to the canvas. All the work on making such frescoes is done manually.

Fresco on canvas is sold in a stretcher or roll and is glued with usual glue for heavy wallpaper. However, it has its drawbacks: the mural can not be washed with detergents. In addition, it can be scratched, and it must be covered with wax.

To create a fresco on a self-adhesive basis the image is applied using a computer toA special base, for which a paste of fine sand is used. The installation of such a fresco does not take much time - just remove the protective layer and paste it on the wall.

The fresco on a self-adhesive basis has one minus - it can not hide the irregularities of the main surface. Therefore, before applying it, it is desirable to completely level the surface of the wall.

Also you can use frescoes on nonwoven. Such frescoes in the interior are very easy to glue with conventional glue for non-woven wallpaper. They can cover large surfaces, and, most importantly, joints at the seams are almost invisible.

Most prefer frescoes on elastic plaster. It is much thicker than other frescos and, thanks toits thickness, perfectly conveys the texture and texture of the work. Frescoes on plaster are glued to any mounting glue, and additional plaster decoration along the edges of the fresco creates the impression that it is painted right on the wall.

Such frescos are not afraid of the sun's rays, no moisture, so they can be safely used for finishing the facades of buildings.

Another type of fresco is frescoes on a rigid basis. To create them, the plaster layer is applied directly to a light but rigid substrate. The dimensions of this fresco are very limited and can not be more than 3 by 1.4 m.

The use of a fresco in the interior depends entirely on your own wishes. Frescos very well with any decorative coatings, executed in a classical style. Also they fit perfectly into the Art Nouveau style. They can be used to decorate a bedroom, living room, office or any other room, up to the pool.