I'm on a roll now. Wiping out the faux painting in one room has made it easier to tackle the next one. The kitchen was done in a drywall mud tinted with paint and applied in a random manner to resemble a plaster wall. To add to the effect, I left parts "unplastered" to show the bricks beneath the surface. In this case those bricks were only painted on the wall with grout lines and the texture of real bricks. You can see some of these faux bricks above the stove, in the middle of the photo just above the countertop and above the shelf on the left. Also note the light fixture. I fell in love with this at Arhaus and when it went on sale it came home with me. However, I started thinking this might also be one of those "owner specific" items and if that was the case then it is definately going with me when I move. So a replacement fixture became the goal. I found this one at the Habitat for Humanity Restore for $15.00. They even threw in a light bulb for