Country Oak - the color of our stair railing. I think it was hip in the 90's if you were in your late 40's. It's been on the to-do list since we moved in, just wasn't a priority.
Once again, a project that took me nearly 2 weeks to finish.
Once again, a project that took me nearly 2 weeks to finish.
Downstairs Before:
Downstairs After:
From Upper Landing Before:
From Upper Landing After:
Terrible light in the last picture. Today is overcast and I didn't have much sunlight. But I was too anxious to share!
I'm sharing this project with: Remodelaholic, V and Co., Finding Fabulous, Miss Mustard Seed, Fingerprints on the Fridge, Funky Junk Interiors
24 comments:
Wow! It looks great! Stopping by from New Friend Friday. I also wanted to let you know that I really like the bag you made a couple posts ago!
Jenn
wow. just a simple color change really does update the banister SO much. nice inside project!
Love the new colour much better. It gives the area a much richer look. Also...a New Friend Friday drive by.
amanda @ myramblings.ca
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Luv the new look! Happy Easter to you and your family!
Blessings,
Linda
That definitely looks much more updated! Good job!
Wow- subtle difference- but adds a nice touch.
fabulously classy!!!! love it! thank you for linking this to my site!
Oh, yes...fabulous!! I know that took awhile; lots of attention to detail. You did a great job! Passed through from Miss Mustard seed...so glad i found you! -shaunna :)
Sooo much better. It's gone from builder basic to very chic. I love dark wood.
LOVE this!!!!!Please say youll be posting a tutorial??? I have all white banister that drives me nuts!!!
SO LOVE THIS!!! I've been wanting to do something similar to our railing but it would be a huge undertaking. Thanks for the inspiration!
Jen @ Noting Grace
Can you share what product you used on this project? I have the same railing that needs a makeover. Thank you!
Ellen
This looks wonderful! I would love to know the steps involved. I don't have a railing, but I have lots of furniture throughout my house that could use the same update.
Beautiful job!
This is a must-have tutorial! Pretty please?!
Thanks everyone for your sweet words! While, I won't be re-doing the project for a complete tutorial, I will definately get pics together of everything I used and a few tips I learned along the way. Stay tuned!
Love it! I have the same country oak railing. I would love, LOVE to hear your tips.
Want to do same to ours. How did you do it? What color stain is that? Thanks so much. Great job.
I have the same question as above...did you have to sand the post? Did you use a rub on stain? Thanks.
Thanks for the comments! I did a follow up post on how I stain. http://jennscornerofheaven.blogspot.com/2010/04/how-i-stain.html
Not a professional by any means. :)
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