This chair has been finished with the more common, basic finish of two coats of milk paint, which was rubbed down, oiled, and top coated with wax. Underneath is a coat of stain, which will give the chair a finer patina as the paint slowly wears off the high points from continuous use. This multi-step finishing process imparts a low luster satin sheen. This is great as an office chair, or as an accent piece in a room.
The Art of Colour Matching
Colour matching takes patience I was asked to build a Stickley-style (mission) white oak bench, but then approximate the colour of that bench to an