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Integrating Wood Finishes and Materials in Your Home Décor

Furniture catalogs and stores display wood furniture because they sell those sets. Inside a real setting, a judicious combination of different wood finishes looks extremely stylish. However, the process is that intuitive. To maintain a cohesive look in your home decor, you need to start with the basics.

  • Shopping with your samples will help you create a good mix of wood materials.
  • Trendy wood furniture from prominent brands can do the trick.
  • Complementary is always above close. When you purchase your furniture, you’re not going to end countless matching sets.
  • Hence, go for wood finishes and cuts that complement each other.
  • Spot the undertones as well. If you don’t know which wood finishes can work for you, go for pieces that have the same color routine and temperature.
  • Wood finishes with cozy and warm undertones are red, orange or yellow.
  • Cool undertones entail a grayish cast. If you have a beige undertone, the wood will get a neutral shade temperature.
  • Neutral overtones happen to be the most versatile as you can mix them with either cool or warm finishes alongside neutral woods.
  • You need to keep a common component/element. Though your stains won’t match, your wood pieces can surely click.
  • You need to consider the shape, style, period, or formality of the word.
  • Adding a unifying piece is also important. If you’re new to this turf, you can add a piece that has multiple tones.
  • Good options are burled finishes, inlaid furniture, zebrawood, and high-contrast items with large cathedrals (flame-shaped).

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Matching wood finishes

Getting different wood finishes in harmony can cause a more layered, eclectic look that creates the right amount of depth and texture.

  • It all begins with contrast flooring and furniture. Furnishings can lose their way against a similarly toned floor’s backdrop.
  • You can break the monotony by knitting light furniture with wood flooring that entails a darker patch or vice versa.
  • You can create a chic and bright contrast in this way, which characterizes contemporary spaces.
  • Darker-stained or toned furniture and light wood floor with wooden frames create a complementary and contrasting look.
  • Rich-colored planter and bench and light-colored floor create a contrasting appeal.
  • Rustic kitchens have whitewashes classic wooden chairs and rich-toned wood floors.
  • An industrial and weather-wood coffee table with a whitewashed wood floor is a bold combination.
  • Keep your generators and appliances in proximity with the surface and put generator covers on them.

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Preservation of antique finishes

True antiques have mire value when you retain their original finish or professionally refinish them.

  • You need to clean the item with soft cloth and dedicated gel. Apply a premium furniture paste serum or wax and buff it with a clean cloth.
  • Surface finishes are also very crucial in the current context. They may not look as natural as the penetrating ones; they provide more protection and durability.
  • Unlike regular tung oil, surface finishes like varnish and shellac dry on the wooden top to create a fortifying coating.
  • Apply surface finishes with brushes. To minimize drips and runs, start brushing the board from the middle, and work on its edges.
Sujain Thomas

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