Cerused oak

Discover the beauty of cerused oak furniture and decor. Transform your space with these stylish and timeless ideas that showcase the unique grain and texture of cerused oak.
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We get asked a lot about how to achieve the beautiful oak finishes seen on Instagram and Pinterest, and recently broke each finish down in our Ask A Cabinetmaker Facebook group, so wanted to be sure to post here as well. While it isn't important for the homeowner to know exactly how to achieve each finish, being able to identify the characteristics of each will help when discussing finish options with your cabinetmaker.(Design credit: The Lifestyled Co)Natural FinishesLet's start with the…

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Kim Davidson
The Ornamentalist: Ebony Limed Oak - step by step Cerused Oak Cabinets, Steel Wool And Vinegar, Cerused Wood, Midcentury Interior, Limed Oak, Oak Dresser, Cerused Oak, Oak Cabinets, Oak Furniture

ebony limed buffet, via 1stdibs The last few years I have been getting more requests to "do something" with old furniture pieces, adding ornament, refinishing wood, repairing gilding, etc. I love working on furniture and the special challenges each piece presents. "before" orange varnished oak One of the hardest things to work with is bright orange oak --- a tough one because of the assertive grain among other issues. Oh yes, you can fill it and paint it, but why not find a way to work with…

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Sarah W Porter
I have always loved the look of ebonized cerused, or limed, oak.  The overall finish is a deep black, while the wood grain is filled with white pigment.  The sharp contrast accentuates oak’s beautiful grain patterns and creates a high-end, glamorous look.  This finish can be achieved in any color combination, but the classic black … Black Cerused Oak Cabinets, Cerused Oak Cabinets, Wine Walls, Ebonized Oak, Burnt Wood Finish, Cerused Wood, Gel Stains, Stained Kitchen Cabinets, Midcentury Interior

I have always loved the look of ebonized cerused, or limed, oak. The overall finish is a deep black, while the wood grain is filled with white pigment. The sharp contrast accentuates oak’s beautiful grain patterns and creates a high-end, glamorous look. This finish can be achieved in any color combination, but the classic black and white is my personal favorite. This technique was originally developed in the 16th century as a way to protect wood from insects. Its popularity has ebbed and…

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colt hagmeier