General Finishes

Refinished this old dining table to give it a little more pizzazz! Legs are a copper basecoat under neutral setcoat and distressed. Top has s dark brown setcoat border and antique mahogany and golden oak stain and seal checkerboard pattern. Arm-r-seal satin is the topcoat. 

This huntboard is modeled after ones that where once found in the halls of Southern plantations. Made primarily of oak with solid quartersawn drawers and veenered doors. Finished in shellac and milk paint. The top features a faux basket weave created with stain and a faux tortoise shell inlay which is also on the bail handles. The top is clear coated with 3 coats of arm-r-seal. 

I built and painted this curved front wall cabinet to commemorate my daughters playing in her high schools state golf tournament. The inlays are faux mother of pearl, red tortoise shell, and  melachite. The cabinet and hand paintings are chalk paint. One of her golf balls is used as the knob. The inside door panels are decoupaged scorecards from the various courses she played her senior year.