Stained Wood Cabinets

Stained cabinets are a classic that highlight the beauty of the wood and wood grain.  Multiple stain colors are available for unfinished wood.

Pre-existing stained cabinets can be made darker, but not lighter.  In addition, color matched stain is available to tone and smooth out worn and aged areas of your cabinets bringing them back to life complete with a clear-coat.

Glazing adds dimension to cracks, grooves, and corners.  

On the left of this example is a "Full Glaze."  A full glaze goes on the entire surface, and then wiped off .  This provides a slight shading or antiqued look.

On the right of this example is a "Clean Glaze."  A clean glaze is applied in crevices only leaving the rest of the surface the original color.

Both types of this style are finished with a clear-coat.

Distressed Door Example  

Distressing is a way to make something new look older.  This is achieved through the use of colors, clears, and even stains. To achieve the look you want examples are presented along the way to ensure it matches your vision.  In addition, wormholes and dents can be added to enhance that older "Worn" look.

Pinstriping provides clean straight accent lines in the grooves.

Pinstriping provides clean straight lines utilizing a special application gun.  For a clean look while providing some dimension Pinstriping is the way to go.  In Addition, the cabinet doors with pinstripes are top-coated with a clear coat.