Part of the appeal was that the technique is fairly intuitive—paint the base color, then dab a textured sponge into the second color and blot—and technically, there’s no wrong way to execute it.

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The bookable in-store service is available in over 100 B&Q stores. Customers simply need to book an appointment at the chip rack for a short and simple 20-minute session. Customers can share examples ...

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Now, a British artist claims he has created a paint of the new shade – described as a 'profoundly saturated peacock green'. Stuart Semple from Dorset – already known for creating paints of ...