A Reflection of
Driftwood
Driftwood faux
finishes are all the rage right now here in SW Florida. The subtle grey tones
mix well with both modern and cottage beach looks. Driftwood offers the wood
look men love and the softness women love. This gorgeous Florida finish shows up on everything
from flooring to ceiling beams and, of course, furniture. Sometimes though your
favorite much needed furniture may not come in a driftwood finish. No worries,
a driftwood faux finish can change that.
This beloved free-standing Amish made mirrored jewelry armoire was formerly dark wood stain. Now it blends in with the rest of the room all done in various driftwood finishes.
Of course, it’s
always easier to paint furniture that can be disassembled. But that luxury is
rarely the case. With a little extra patience, painters’ tape, and teeny
brushes the look can be achieved.
Priming is key and a quality clear topcoat that won’t yellow.
A fan brush was used
to create the veins over the base color. Then a pickle wash applied before the
clear coat.
A dining room table:
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furniture pieces revamped? Contact me at Swan Studios Inc
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