Painting carved wood furniture

A Painter in Your Pocket: Painting Furniture - a step by step guide to giving furniture a facelift

I’m trying to restore an antique settee but I’m afraid to damage some of the intricate wood carving. Usually I just use use chemical stripper and a scraper. I would love some ideas on how to do this? Help, please.

Can you believe that I found this cabinet at a thrift store?!?! I’m amazed at all of the carving! I wanted to remove the finish so that the wood character would pop even more. *affiliate links in this post I recently started using this “green product” finishing cleaner. It works like the oven cleaner method,

Painting wood furniture can completely transform the appearance of a piece of furniture.

I love carved wood pieces. The intricate detailing that someone has put into the piece amazes me. Most of the time though the older pieces need a fresh new colo…

Painting dated and worn wood furniture is a cheap way to update a room. Check out this simple tutorial for upcycling wood furniture in just two easy steps!

I really don't like painting beautiful wood furniture. For this makeover, I used black wax to add depth and beauty to the wood dresser. Oh, Man! It's gorgeous! #dododsondesigns #furnituremakeover #blackwax #woodfurniture

Updating this old unwanted dresser with Champness and Black wax has given it a new lease of life and is now desirable for the modern home.

Using black paint, a glazing medium and a few drops of water, you can create a dark, antique glaze giving your furniture character and depth.

Transform your furniture with a stunning black washed finish! In this video, our talented Artist in Residence, Becky George, demonstrates step-by-step how to achieve this elegant look using Black One Step Paint, Glazed Over, Gold Leaf, Gilding Size, and antiquing wax. Watch now to learn Becky’s expert tips and techniques for adding a sophisticated touch to your furniture pieces.