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Decorating with Raw Wood By Caitlin Sole Published on June 8, 2015 The raw wood trend is hot, first and foremost, because of the range this natural material embodies: Looks like driftwood and barnwood, along with reclaimed and upcycled pieces, are included in this creative style.
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DIY Projects | Interior Today I want to show you how I created this DIY Rustic Raw Wood Finish! Some pieces can be more stubborn than others, but this tutorial will show you just how simple this process can be! This post contains affiliate links. For my full disclosure, click here. To watch the full video, visit my YouTube channel here.
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734 shares Learn how to finish and protect raw wood without changing its color or darkening the wood. This technique works with any sheen! There are two types of people in the world: those who love the look of raw, unfinished wood and those who can't wait to slap on some poly to amplify the wood's natural beauty.
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Looking for that raw wood look? Find out how to get a natural looking wood finish on any piece of furniture, regardless of expected traffic! The organic, raw wood look is both classic and popular. It can complement rustic, modern, and traditional styles, making it a versatile and beautiful option. But how do you get that natural wood finish?
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Step 1: Sand the Surface It may seem unnecessary to sand bare wood before painting, but stock lumber is often coated in a glaze to help protect it. Removing that coating will help the paint adhere. In addition, sanding opens the grain of the wood, which can also help with adhesion.
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See below for 20 examples of interior spaces where concrete and wood appear in their almost purest state. Primary School and Kindergarten Täuffelen / Morscher Architekten. Save this picture.