Purchase a light shade of paint for the base coat and a darker shade to mix with the faux glaze. Have the paint store mix up 1 gallon of the lighter shade paint and 1 quart of paint in the darker shade.
Paint a coat of the lighter color onto all the walls you are painting, using the paint roller. Let the paint dry for a minimum of six hours or overnight if possible.
Mix the quart of darker paint with the gallon of faux glaze in a bucket and stir with a mixing stick until blended well.
Dip a sponge, preferably a sea sponge, into the paint-and-glaze mixture and dab it with an old towel to remove excess paint.
Blot the wall with the sponge in random places all over the walls, reapplying paint to the sponge when needed, until all of the walls are covered in glaze.
Wait for the paint to dry for a minimum of six hours or overnight if possible.