Faux finishing came from a French expression: ''Fake'' finish. Faux finish means: reproduce, change or adapt ( patinas ) color, and texture ( visual identity ) into a similar surface or a different one.
The first faux ( patina ) was found inside a cave. Today we have it in our homes, businesses, and in many other places. We can see faux on walls, floors, furniture, cars, object, and , also our hair and skin. Faux finishes can also be seen in theme parks and movies.

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