White wax on wood

Renew an old furniture such as this wood coffee table with white wax. This sanded wood coffee table takes on a new life by exposing the bare wood.

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…

What would you say if I told you that white wax created a whitewashed look on an antique dresser in one easy step?

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!

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!

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.

How to remove the yellow orange color from pine wood with tinted wood wax for a weathered oak natural finish ideal for farmhouse, coastal or modern decor.

A blog about re-purposing vintage wood furniture, with many tutorials that include tips and tricks how to achieve the look you want in your décor.

This is a pretty simple technique to give wood an entirely new look. The main thing to keep in mind is that you need the wax to work into the wood grain. That won’t work if there is any type of seal on the wood. So if there is a poly or wax coat, you’ll […]

How to achieve a white-washed weathered oak finish on plain smooth pine by creating a raised grain, staining and sealing, and then using white wax.