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Unstained: Natural wood without stain or lacquer. Certain unstained woods develop a natural luster over time. |
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Light Danish Stain: A light golden stain which accentuates the tones and grains of all woods. This stain develops best on lighter-colored woods. |
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Classic Mahogany Stain: Rich, reddish-brown stain that gives the wood a dramatic finish. It also shows off its natural wood grain and inherent personality. |
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Dark Walnut Stain: Deep golden-brown stain. This stain deepens almost all shades of wood. |
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Midnight Black Stain: Jet-black stain. A dramatic departure from traditional woodworking finishes with a contemporary appeal. |
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Dusty Weathered Finish: A unique process to make the wood appear weathered and timeworn. A custom topcoat is applied to achieve a light grayish-brown that lets some of the unstained wood show through. |
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Dark Weathered Finish: Same process as dusty weathered finish above, but a darker topcoat is applied for a more dramatic effect. This finish is unmatched by others and allows each project to be highly unique. |
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Distressed Finish: To achieve this finish, the wood is put through a specially designed process to create a rustic look. Afterwards, a special stain and three coats of lacquer are applied to bring out these markings, making each piece a custom creation. This finish is popular in traditional-style homes and accentuates rustic decor elements. |
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Whitewash Finish: The whitewash finish is one of our newer selections and gives a whitish cast to the wood. Whitewash is a versatile finish that complements the clean, open themes of modern décor as well as the seaside appeal of old New England. |
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Lacquer Finish: Multiple applications of a clear coat sealant with intricate hand-sanding treatments between finishes. Lacquer gives the racks a smooth, gleaming finish and an elegant ambience. |
