Stencil concrete

A painted concrete patio can elevate your outdoor space. Check out these designs, ranging from bold stripes to cement-tile-inspired geometric stenciled motifs.

(Edit) Please also check out my latest patio repaint from summer 2021, using a slightly different method and products based on what I learned from this project. You may or may not have seen my latest mammoth project that involved hand stencilling my garden path, if you haven't then click here, if you have then you are

Step by step tutorial to prep, prime, and paint your patio stencil

I stenciled my front porch to make it look like brick and I love it! It took one weekend and it was totally worth it!(for the in-depth tutorial please visit my…

Faux Brick Stencils are made from poly-coated fiberboard and consist of a mortar joint with the brick, stone or tile cut-out. Available in adhesive and no...

When we first moved into our house 3 years ago, I couldn’t believe the size of our laundry room – It was so spacious! In fact, it was almost too big; I had no idea what to do with it. At first, it was a catch-all storage room with bad lighting. It took a couple… Read More »

Find out how to stencil a concrete patio using a Dizzy Duck stencil and some masonry paint for a budget garden makeover. Click to read my step by step guide

Using a few different colors of Fusion Mineral Paint, this boring grey floor was transformed into a stenciled brick floor!

This homeowner created the illusion of tiled floors using a stencil and paint. Here's a step-by-step breakdown of how she maximized style on a budget.

Give your old boring patio a new life with our amazing Pebble Patio Stencil! This floor stencil pattern looks great on your cement patio or any floor! It's just as at home on a floor as it is on a stylish accent wall. Simple geometric patterns work in all color combinations so don’t be afraid to get creative! You can easily stencil some elements in a different colors using stencil brushes. Single overlay stencil Design size: 31.5" x 31.8" For stencil repeat instructions please refer to the…