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The "Torn Paper" technique requires hand painted pieces of heavy paper, often a faux finish with 3 colors, that are arranged on the walls, then sealed. This gives the walls a lot of texture and real look, like actual leather or marble.
These two dining rooms each have a wall done with faux finishes on torn paper. Notice how the faux colors in the torn paper are picked up from colors found in the rooms.
Torn Paper
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A faux finish on hand painted torn paper gives the bathroom walls the elegant look of marble.
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Hand-painted "torn paper" gives this bathroom on the left a rich stone look with texture that makes it look real.
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