Wood banister makeover

We needed to update our dated and dangerous stair rail, especially with two young children. The way it transformed our entire house is remarkable and worth ever…

Want to learn how to refinish a wood banister! Staircase refinishing can be easy if you follow these step by step directions to transform your oak banister into beautiful brown and white.

This video tutorial demonstrates how to stain a banister without sanding or stripping using General Finishes Gel Stain and paint with water based primer and pai…

*This post was sponsored by Basic Coatings, however, all thoughts and opinions expressed are my own.My home is a super dated split level that was originally bu…

This is your super simple step by step guide to DIY your own java gel stain banister. Step 1: Add painter’s tape around all edges

Although this DIY stair railing makeover project is very beginner-friendly and an easy project, I should warn you - it's also very tedious! ..

(Written by Gabe)We often debate what is worth doing ourselves, and what is worth hiring out for home renovation projects. Sometimes the time involved isn't realistic for us to tackle with a full and busy house! This was our big debate with our staircase renovation. Today we are going to share the process for how #Post Excerpt

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Get to know the latest in stair railing and treads. Find ideas for modern black pickets to classic wood stairs. You can paint your stairs to replicate these looks!

Here's how to replace wood balusters with iron and update stair railing without replacing it completely!

Stair case with black painted handrail and newell post and also stair risers painted black.

Landing Banister Ideas: Explore elegant styles, from sleek metals to charming woods, transforming your home.

So I have what feels like the never ending to do list for a couple of months now. It started when we decided to sell our last house - lots of little projects I wanted to complete before we put it on the market. Mostly painting...NOT my favorite! Then we started in on the new house literally the day after we completed the projects on the previous one. And I am still going over 2 months later..... Since I am doing all these projects I thought I should share some of them that may be helpful…

Share via: Facebook Twitter Pinterest More I’m so excited to be heading inside the #1987FixerUpper this week to share the foyer entry way before and after remodel.