Stained yellow pine ceiling

It's no secret that I'm a fan of good, natural wood paneling. In fact, I talk so much about my love of natural-toned wood, I'm fairly certain Google just

Paige Bower | Budget DIY + Custom Carpentry + Design on Instagram: "✨ Most Asked Question: What all did we use on our ceiling here? ✨ We used pine tongue & groove + clear pine for the faux beams. I sanded everything + stained it all before we installed. My stain process is saved to my highlight bubble: Stain Combo. Save, like & Follow for more DIY projects like this!! #pine #clearpine #tongueandgrooveceiling #tongueandgroove"

southern yellow pine ceilings - how to tone down yellow

I have shared a couple times how we wanted to lighten our wood ceiling, but not paint it white. Although I do think white would be really pretty, we really like the warmth and the contrast of the wood….but our 1970’s wood ceiling felt too orange. We tested a lot of different stains and finally found a stain that didn’t go gray, or weird with our wood. It is actually a pickling, which is best on oak. Pickling allows you to brighten wood, without covering up the grain.

Find out in this blog how to prevent pine from turning orange, keeping a natural pale light tone for years to come whilst maintaining protection

Give your home a stunning makeover with this DIY tutorial on creating a beautiful stained and planked ceiling. Start now!

We recently worked on a unique project where the customer asked us to repaint her front porch ceiling. She had had a new bead board ceiling

This DIY Wood Plank Ceiling is absolutely GORGEOUS! We are going to be sharing all of the tips we learned along the way.

Staining pine with a beautiful finish can be tough but it's much easier when you use the best stain. I tested oil-based stains, water-based stains, and gel stains to find the best stain for pine.