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rebeccaig0719

Wallsa and floor

12 years ago
Could you share the materials and stains or finishes? Really beautiful!
New Park Terrace · More Info
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  • PRO
    12 years ago
    Thank you for your kind compliments about the room! The flooring is Armstrong COASTAL LIVING 13MM COLOR, #L305112D WHITE WASHED WALNUT and the walls are a variant of cedar and pine and the wash is acrylic based. Slight sand to bring out wood grain.

    Comments (7)

    • 12 years ago
      I've never bought a wash for wood, is it a protectant or a paint?
    • PRO
      12 years ago
      The wash is an acrylic based paint.
    • 12 years ago
      YOU STILL HAVEN'T TOLD US THE COLOR OF THE PAINT USED ON THE WALLS. Very important info in achieving this look. Do you know or can you find out? Also, how do you make the wash? Was it by diluting the paint with water or some other solution? Also are the pine and cedar planks purchased with a smooth or rough finish?
    • PRO
      12 years ago
      Rubio Monocoat would also be a neat finish over this wood. Here are some shots of the Rubio White over White Oak. Its a little lighter. You could also check out Milkpaint as another possible finish.
    • 12 years ago
      What if I wanted to achieve more of a driftwood color? Any ideas?
    • PRO
      12 years ago
      Sure! Check out the Rubio USA website. They have several dozen colors that you can choose from. 4 or 5 of them meet that need.
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