Q. It's very fancy furniture, worth a lot. But were only go to sell it for the amount it's worth. So where is a good place to sell it at.
A. Used furniture will not sell for it's original price, so be prepared to come down from that level. Try your local Recycle or similar throwaway adverts. Even Craigslist (but include pictures in your post)
I want to change the finish of my dining room furniture. How can I do this?
Q. I have high gloss furniture in my dining room. I'd like to make it matte, or at least get rid of the high gloss. And of course, I'm looking for easiest (I have to do this myself) and cheapest way (I have very little to spend on this). Do I have to remove the high gloss varnish (if i did, could I just leave a little of the finish on it?) or can I just put some sort of clear matte finish on it?
A. my husband works for sherwin williams, and if you stop in a local store, they will answer any question you have. they will tell you exactly what to do, and what to buy.
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Should my dining room furniture match my cupboards?
Q. Open concept kitchen, table and chairs and such are now a maple finish, new kitchen is a mahogany finish. Dining area runs right into kitchen. Should I have matching furniture?
A. No, just find other ways to tie the rooms together, for example, if you have stainless steel appliances, get a stainless steel vase or bowl for the table. If you have red placemats, get red accents for the kitchen. Having wood that is different finishes, but still looks good together shows that you put some thought and creativity into the room. It won't look like you walked into the showroom and cashed in on the maple finish close-out sale.
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