White wax on furniture

Did you know wax also works its magic on raw wood? Today I'm sharing how to use Annie Sloan White Wax to create a trendy limed wood finish!

I recently painted a hutch in Aubusson Blue Chalk Paint and when I was done it looked a little well blue. So I decided to apply White Wax to highlight the details. Very easy to use, my new favorite.

How to use liming wax to achieve a vintage white finish on new or refinished pine furniture. Also explains the difference between whitewash and liming wax.

I recently painted a hutch in Aubusson Blue Chalk Paint and when I was done it looked a little well blue. So I decided to apply White Wax to highlight the detai…

Today I'll share my secret for using white wax without creating a blotchy mess. But first let me introduce my vintage clothing hamper! Thi...

White wax on furniture creates a faded or whitewashed look over paint or natural wood. It’s a simple process and can have a dramatic impact.

You’ve probably heard the terms ‘cerused’, ‘lime waxed’, ‘pickled’ or ‘white washed’. I don’t know about you, but I’ve always wondered what the difference is between them. Well, I did some slapdas…

When paint is chipping, peeling or completely damaged, we've got to get that paint off of the furniture before we can do anything else to it. So let's talk abou…

Did you know wax also works its magic on raw wood? Today I'm sharing how to use Annie Sloan White Wax to create a trendy limed wood finish!

Do you remember the whitewashed oak dresser I completed a few days ago? I mentioned in my blog post about this piece that you can achieve this whitewashed look using a glazing product by General Finishes. Now you can get a similar look using a white wax product. As a matter of fact, I just finished a tiny […]