If your dream of owning handcrafted furniture is a little out of your budget, this guide will help you give any wood item an antique faux finish for that old-world charm.
Product Description
Provides a simple economical way to obtain full toned color effect for furniture, floors, paneling, trim, and all other unfinished interior wood surfaces. Penetrates, stains, and seals. 1 quart will cover approximately 75 sq. ft. for complete 2 coat job.
Minwax 70003 1 Quart Wood Finish Interior Wood Stain, Puritan Pine
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I’m thinking about buying a house that has beautiful dark wood original trim around the windows and floor in the living room and dining room. Right now, both of those rooms are carpeted with a lightish tan color. I want to rip out the carpet in the dining room (these two rooms are next to each other) and install pergo laminate because I have dogs. I’ll keep the carpet that’s in the living room.
I was thinking I would go with all dark wood furniture, a dark leather couch that has a “distressed” look, and Indian Tigerwood Laminate Pergo Flooring.
Some visual examples to help:
Dining room furniture: http://s7d4.scene7.com/is/image/ASF/J_1192566_SA?$lg$
Floors: http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=235114-35938-080510&lpage=none
And this isn’t the room, but this trim is EXACTLY the same as my house: http://pa-lvar.photos.mlsfinder.com/photos/3/2/7/1/1/1/327111-10.jpg
Would all of this look good together? I think what’s throwing me off is the dark wood trim. Everywhere I’ve looked the trim was white and seemed to be easier to decorate with.
I bought a white Jenny Lind crib for our baby to be but I’d love to distress it and give it that beach cottage feel.
Any tips? Where the paint is scratching in one spot it’s just pale unfinished wood so I guess just taking some sandpaper to it isn’t going to the trick =0(
