Orange Peel TExture
Orange Peel TExture
Orange Peel TExture
Resembles the skin of an orange with a slightly bumpy surface. It's applied with a sprayer and is popular for its subtle texture that adds depth without being too dramatic.
Knockdown TExture
Orange Peel TExture
Orange Peel TExture
Similar to orange peel in its application, but after spraying, the texture is flattened ("knocked down") with a knife, creating a mottled texture. This is thicker than orange peel and used for its rustic appeal.
popcorn Texture
Orange Peel TExture
popcorn Texture
Known for its heavy texture, resembling cottage cheese, this was once popular for ceilings. However, it has fallen out of popularity in recent years due to difficulty in cleaning and asbestos concerns in older applications.
Trowel Texture
Trowel Texture
popcorn Texture
A hand-applied texture using a trowel to create a unique pattern with a variety of depth. It can be customized to be light or heavy depending on the technique.
Stomp Texture
Trowel Texture
Stomp Texture
Achieved by slapping a brush or stomp pad against the wet drywall compound to create a pattern, then often knocked down slightly to soften the texture. It adds a dynamic and distinctive look.