White washing wood

Whitewashing wood has had a big resurgence thanks to the huge popularity of farmhouse and vintage decor these days. Everyone loves that aged, rustic look that is all over. The bright white wood is stunning and gives off a fresh farmhouse feel to a room. Today’s blog tutorial is going to teach you how to white wash wood yourself.

Whether you want to lighten up a pre-existing stain on a wood project or you want to white wash bare wood, using whitewashing

I didn’t really like how dark it was. I decided that I was going to find a way to whitewash the kitchen island, I just needed to figure out how to do it!

Is there a white wash stain for wood? I’ll discuss this with product examples and ways to make your own stain for a whitewashed furniture look. The use of wood in home décor is timeless and classic, right? Whether it’s used to create furniture, flooring, or wall paneling, wood is a great way to add warmth and character to any space. One popular look for wood is the white wash stain look, which gives the wood a light, weathered look.

Learn 3 easy ways to create a whitewashed effect on your next Milk Paint project, perfect for a coastal look!

Antique tables are so pretty! I want to share with you how I painted this antique table with Jolie Palace White. :) To begin, you will want to remove any old…

Do you love the look of whitewashed wood? Here's how to whitewash wood like a pro in just three easy steps! This simple technique looks great on any wood.

Whitewashing is a great way to bring the natural beauty of wood into your home in a new and exciting way. Whitewashing can brighten up tired spaces, and

How to achieve a white-washed weathered oak finish on plain smooth pine by creating a raised grain, staining and sealing, and then using white wax.