Glazing Application Painting

Brooklyn, Manhattan, New York / Middletown, NJ

JP Interiors provides a custom glazing application to any surface, including walls, ceilings, and cabinetry, to produce a distressed or aged look to the work.

Glazing is a painting trick where you add a thin, see-through layer of color over a solid base coat to give it some depth, texture, and a bit of shading flair. You can use it inside or outside, on stuff like furniture, walls, or doors. Outdoor glazes usually have UV blockers to tough it out against the weather, while indoor glazes are great for nailing an antique, rustic, or fancy vibe.

Interior Glazing

• What’s it for?: Adds a cozy, layered look to walls, ceilings, or furniture, with vibes like old-school antiquing or mimicking natural materials.
• How’s it done?: Start with a base coat, then brush, rag, or sponge on a tinted glaze (basically clear glaze mixed with paint).
• How’s it applied?: Before the glaze dries, you use tools to create patterns or textures—think sponging, ragging, or stippling for different looks.
• Why’s it awesome?: Hides little wall flaws, lasts longer than some regular paints, and lets you customize your space.

Exterior Glazing

• What’s it for?: Makes things like doors and trim look good while protecting them from the elements.
• How’s it done?: It’s a multi-step deal with glazes that often have UV blockers to keep colors from fading and make them last. The coats are cured to stay tough.
• How’s it applied?: You work the glaze into the surface, maybe with a brush for detailed spots, to get the look you want—like making natural stone pop with a distressed vibe.
• Why’s it great?: It’s both pretty and practical, boosting color, reflecting heat, and even saving some energy. Plus, it’s a tough, weatherproof finish that keeps surfaces safe.