Never know when color will mess things up, and here was no exception
This family room floor is pine, and older dated pine at that. Pictued with the heating grate on the left you are looking toward the half wall that peeks into the lodge room. The pine in the lodge room is also pine, but two different kinds, one heart pine, and one another with much less veins and variations. And toward the right side you see an opening to the kitchen, with yet another pine floor.
So basically, there are 4 different pine floors all somewhat coming together that need to be brought as closely as possible in the coloring, tinting and finishing. Add to that the pine trim, casing and windows, well let’s just say there is a lot of orange and yellow going on.
First we had to sand it down, and then played with the color- a hiccup!
At first thought we planned to tint the seal and finish coats. So we had Jill, the Interior Designer choose what seemed to be a good middle of the road choice.
Bad idea, with the painted walls and dark room it made it muted, pumpkin orange, and really looked bad.
Then we decided to use a full on stain color, that gave us a better starting point.
The hardwood stain went down, and we began blending tint in, into the finish, a much better result!
Now that the stain is on and the finish coats are tinted, the floor looks updated and blends nicely with the darker trim. It will also tie in better with the newer paint color, and make the room pop too. Finally, the flow of the color from the family room as it transitions will lay nicely against the vastly different, and two opposing floors. This will greatly improve the appearance from one area to another!
If you have old dated pine floors, or yellowed floors and want them updated give us a call.
Have different looking hardwood floors you’d like to have look more the same, or damaged ones that need sand and refinishing we can sand and refinish it beautifully for you. Dustless technology, safer method to refinish. Free etimates. Free estimates Call Us at 609.953.0472, or Contact Us on line and we will reach out to you.
Never know when color will mess things up, and here was no exception
This family room floor is pine, and older dated pine at that. Pictued with the heating grate on the left you are looking toward the half wall that peeks into the lodge room. The pine in the lodge room is also pine, but two different kinds, one heart pine, and one another with much less veins and variations. And toward the right side you see an opening to the kitchen, with yet another pine floor.
So basically, there are 4 different pine floors all somewhat coming together that need to be brought as closely as possible in the coloring, tinting and finishing. Add to that the pine trim, casing and windows, well let’s just say there is a lot of orange and yellow going on.
First we had to sand it down, and then played with the color- a hiccup!
At first thought we planned to tint the seal and finish coats. So we had Jill, the Interior Designer choose what seemed to be a good middle of the road choice.
Bad idea, with the painted walls and dark room it made it muted, pumpkin orange, and really looked bad.
Then we decided to use a full on stain color, that gave us a better starting point.
The hardwood stain went down, and we began blending tint in, into the finish, a much better result!
Now that the stain is on and the finish coats are tinted, the floor looks updated and blends nicely with the darker trim. It will also tie in better with the newer paint color, and make the room pop too. Finally, the flow of the color from the family room as it transitions will lay nicely against the vastly different, and two opposing floors. This will greatly improve the appearance from one area to another!
If you have old dated pine floors, or yellowed floors and want them updated give us a call.
Have different looking hardwood floors you’d like to have look more the same, or damaged ones that need sand and refinishing we can sand and refinish it beautifully for you. Dustless technology, safer method to refinish. Free etimates. Free estimates Call Us at 609.953.0472, or Contact Us on line and we will reach out to you.