Would the wood blend with a rich maple color??
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e have a light maple plank kitchen floor with dark wood cabinets ,looks rich.and it is just the right thing for an open kitchen/dining ares.
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If it's a darker rock maple it will stand out being a lighter shade. Regular maple or even a lighter should be no problem.
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Yes it would. My kitchen cabinets are a rich maple and this blends perfectly. I love it!
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We have custom oak kitchen cabinets too. Our island blends nicely with our oak decore. However, depending upon both the variety of oak (white,red,etc.) and the vintage of your cabinets, the Home style product might be slightly darker than your cabinets. If you want a perfect match, this product may or may not do it. We are pleased with how it blends with our 40 year old cabinets. And it is a sturdy unit that fits our space nicely.
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I can't tell you, but it is a much finer, smoother grain than oak, and lighter and softer than maple. Maybe birch? I can tell you that the item is exactly like the picture.
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I would say yes, but it will weather like any wood product over time . maybe you could put a sealer over the top for better wear.
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We can make this out of new cherry wood and finish it with a natural stain. Or make it out if pine and finish it with a cherry stain. Jim
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Yes. Very easy to paint as is real wood, not plastic shlock. Put a couple coats of white paint on mine to match wall and door. Could have left it unpainted as looks very nice the way that it arrives. Kind of a light maple color.
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Wait. I'm not sure what finish ours is. I would not call it autumn maple so maybe ours is a different finish.
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It will not work if applied over stain or paint. If the surface has any exposed area, it will work. Color is based on the type of wood's natural disposition when it ages.
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I have med dark brown leather chairs that they sit next to and they are very close in color. These may be slightly lighter than the walnut, but should blend well.
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It has turned both pine and hemlock a beautiful silvery brown so I would assume it would have the same effect, maybe with a reddish tint. What it does is give the wood a weathered, aged look.
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I would think so ...but you may have to do the "entire" side that is scratched to get it to "blend" right ...
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I would be inclined to classify it as more of a light to medium oak color. I do have other antique oak in the room on the lighter scale and it does blend in well.
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Hi Shawn, looking at the rug it appears that it would blend in ok. Sometimes it's difficult finding the correct color but with the colors in the pillow and the rug, it should compliment each other..
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With a light sanding on the varnished wood, yes it would. The white is just paint, so that would not have to be sanded.
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I don't think so- I believe that it means there may be variations in color due to the natural grain in the wood and the staining process. I do like mine.
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I do not have anything out of the Carson Forge Collection, but the Oiled Oak finish looks very similar, just maybe not as rich. I have my corner unit mixed with other pieces of deep mahogany finishes, and it all looks beautiful! As a designer, mixing and matching similar wood finishes makes for a more interesting blend.
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If you are using oak it will take multiple layers to get the color dark. If you are using a wood like poplar or pine, I'd start with the darker color then slowly add water to lighten the color with each new layer. It's going to be a challange