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Glaze is a semi-transparent coating that is applied after a cabinet has been painted or stained. It adds depth and color to the finish to make it more dramatic using extra shadows to accentuate surface details.
We offer two glaze application options, a Standard and a Brushed option.
Highlighting is applied to the entire surface of the cabinet and doors and then wiped off, leaving hang-up in the recessed areas.
A special technique that leaves brush strokes over the entire surface and makes the finish slightly darker.
Then (10) types of aging (distressings) techniques are available in a variety of combinations. Aging is a handmade artistic process and, like any fine art, no two pieces will be identical. Not all types of aging techniques are available on all wood species.
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Explore the world of handcrafted furniture grade cabinetry that is tailored to fit you and your style.
Simply download a brochure or request information about a qualified dealer near you.
36-page high-quality, high-resolution images of our standard and premium finishes, our paint finishes programs, door styles, construction, legs & posts, corbels, accessories, and embellishments and more. You can also order printed brochures, click here >
Tear outs along the edges of the door
Random ice-pick markings in small clusters throughout the door
Simulated cracks of varied lengths and sizes.
Very small lightly patterned holes in different areas of a door
Random placement of shallow dents
Random dents of various sizes, deeper, more widespread
All corners are sanded before stain is applied to create a worn edge
Simulated saw marks on edges of the door
Tiny scratches in a tight pattern
Wear through, after stain is applied, before glaze/sheen