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Artistic Finishes
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The following finishing technique combinations and handcrafted artistry on Elm's cabinetry create an heirloom furniture quality on the outside in conjunction with contemporary features inside. |
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Kensington
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We begin with the hand-wiped stain under a painted color of your choice. Glaze applied with a brushstroke technique heightens
the antique artistry. After the finish cures, corners are worn away and sanded to reveal the stained undercoat, resulting in a striking, time-worn
appearance.
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| Heritage
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The Heritage combination is a painted finish with hand-wiped glazing. The finish is lightly sanded, exposing the natural wood beneath for an heirloom look. A low sheen topcoat is the final protective step. |
| Full Distressing
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Full Distressing, a combination of dents, worm holes and splits, may be the perfect combination to convey a vintage appearance. |
Essex House
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Our Essex House combination enhances the beauty of Heritage's painted, glazed and sanded look by adding splits, dents and worm holes. Again, low sheen protects the entire finish. |
Antique
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The Antique finish combines either a transparent or opaque stain and glaze with worm holes, splits and dents to give the cabinetry a well-used, rich patina. |
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