4.7K views · 27 reactions | How to Whitewash Wood for a Farmhouse Look #whitewashwood #diy #homerenovation | Home With Stefani | Facebook

Here's how you can whitewash wood using paint, giving your pieces a lighter wood grain finish. It is a great alternative to staining as it's much easier to do and costs much lesser. And the best part is you can use any type of white paint — Latex, mineral paint, acrylic paint, chalk paint, or craft paint. #diy #whitewash #woodfinish #furnitureflip #furnituremakeover #furnituredesign #paintedfurniture #table #tablemakeover | Salvaged Inspirations

4.3K views · 32 reactions | ✨Pottery Barn Inspired Finish✨ You'll need: Water-based pre-stain wood conditioner (to help your finish absorb more evenly), Minwax Color Wash in Whitewash (NOT white stain. This stuff is more transparent), Minwax Grain Highlighting Wax. We used red oak for this project! | Pine and Poplar | Facebook

Christina Muscari of Pretty Distressed removes chalk paint on wood furniture and creates a whitewash effect for a driftwood look. She updates the hardware with Patina Paint to give it an old, rusted look. Watch the full tutorial here: https://youtu.be/BtFYoQDDzvc Music: Love Out Loud by Gamma Skies, Christine Smit | Pretty Distressed