How our furniture is protected
For maximum durability, we use satin ARESISTOVAR for all of our finishes. ARESISTOVAR is a high quality, catalyzed, performance coating for all types of interior furniture. It has excellent adhesion, hardness, and superior abrasion resistance compared to lacquers. ARESISTOVAR has exceptional resistance to water, solvents, and household chemicals. It doesn't merely protect the surface of the table; it soaks into the wood to provide added protection.
Custom Staining
Many of our clients desire to have their new furniture match existing pieces within their home. Amish Furniture Home offers a wide variety of stains and finishing techniques. If by chance we do not have a stain that matches your home décor, we offer custom stain matching for an additional cost. We simply request a sample to provide for our finisher to develop your unique stain formula!
Special Staining Techniques
In addition to the selection of stain, we offer a variety of staining techniques that will enhance the beauty of your furniture. The below techniques are available at an additional cost:
Burnishing
Areas such as furniture tops and sides are highlighted by a darker stain to create a more antique look. This technique is pictured on the Francisco table top.
Crackling
A three-step finishing process that results in an aged, weathered appearance. It gives the look of peeling away paint.
Distressing
Random nicks and cuts are done to the wood surface to give the furniture piece the look of aging or of an antique. This technique is pictured on the Stowaway Table.
Glazing
The finish is hand wiped and blended to show highlights in the wood grain. The Belmont Collection is pictured with an enhanced black glaze.
Rub Thru
After staining the furniture piece is sanded to give the appearance of many years of use. A glaze is then applied to the exposed areas for a beautiful contrast. The Rosedale Collection shows black paint with a rub through finish on the furniture frames and legs.
Two-Tone
Staining the furniture piece in 2 different stains or a stain/paint combination. This is most popular with tables and chairs. The table skirt and base as well as the chair back and legs are usually stained a dark color and the table top as well as the chair seat is stained a lighter color. This enables the table top and chair seat to be accented. This technique is pictured on our Brookline Table.
Our finishers can replicate most staining techniques; just provide us with a sample or picture and a description of the technique. You can order a sample of our special staining techniques for $30.00 per sample.
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