Do you have pics of Jacobean or Dark Walnut on white oak?
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Comments (28)hi i am also building a new home and need to decide on a flooring color for the entire house. we are doing cherry cabinets but LOVE dark walnut floors. we are afraid with cherry it will be too dark in the kitchen. we also have 2 large dogs and have heard that dark stains are terrible with pets because they show the scratches big time. we are wondering if we should go for the dark color we love, go lighter with a medium stain like special walnut or provincial, or just leave them natural to avoid the scratching. i really don't like the natural color at all though....See MoreShould I get white or dark walnut cabinetry with my oak? see pics
Comments (23)I don't think it would look weird to paint your kitchen trim white and have the rest of the main floor keep its oak trim... that was my instinct at the top of the thread and then the photo posted by marybeth1 confirmed it. When we moved into our previous 1926 house, the woodwork was all old varnished fir. Everyone was like, oh, I love that trim! But: it was not an architect-designed house (I think it was a Sears kit house, actually) and I didn't love calling attention to the doors and windows, which were not thoughtfully placed, with the dark trim. I painted it all BM White Dove, and suddenly the house was open, airy, and gorgeous... filled with light. It was an amazing transformation. Everyone who'd been trying to convince me not to paint it wound up saying they were wrong. Now, your house is already pretty airy looking, and your trim is lighter to start with.... but my point is that if you want white trim in the kitchen, do it!!!...See MoreDark stain on Red Oak v. White Oak Flooring
Comments (6)I went with white oak also because I didn't want red undertones. My flooring co said red oak will usually have red undetones regardless of what color stain is applied. Mine are stained with a mix of 75% Jacobean and 25% Coffee Black (similar to Dark Walnut from the more common stain company). I love them! Not so dark that the show every single speck of dust or cat hair. That sounds like a cleaning nightmare to me! And shout out to Nini whose floor is my inspiration. She graciously supplied her formula to me so I could try to replicate her beautiful floors!...See MoreNatural Oak floors & stairs, white spindles and dark handrails?
Comments (11)I have done this. We have oak railings in this house that were very ho-hum, so I decided to stain them darker with polyshades. I mixed Walnut & Bombay Mahogany & while I would have liked them to be a bit darker brown & less reddish, I'm very happy with the way they turned out. My railings did not have a really shiny finish, so I didn't sand or anything, just painted right over them with the Polyshades. I used a small cheap chipbrush, so I could just throw them away, since Polyshades is oil-based & I hate working with oil. It covered really well in one coat & I just went back & did a quick 2nd coat on areas that were a bit too light. I didn't even tape off the spindles or anything & it was quite easy to control the coverage. Here's a before & after..the best pics I have available right now. Now the railings are much darker than the floor & I think it looks much better & richer. And it really wasn't hard to do at all. Well worth the effort. Before: After:...See MoreRelated Professionals
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