Distressed wood

Whether used for shelving, floors or furniture, time-worn wood brings a touch of rustic charm to every space. If you can't find authentic reclaimed lumber for your project, you can use new materials and apply surface distressing techniques to simulate centuries of use and wear. We'll show you how.

Want to get a reclaimed wood look without having to track down some old wood? This simple technique will make new wood look old and distressed

Love the look of distressed wood barn boards? Here's a simple tutorial on how to make brand new wood look like old, distressed wood in 3 simple steps!

It’s easy to do, looks authentic and saves you a fortune!

This incredible distressed wood floor has a secret. It's not really wood. It's wood looking tile. Introducing Blendart -- the new porcelain tile

Here are easy ways to distress new, store-bought wood to give it an aged, weathered, and rustic look for any building or furniture project.

This simple three-step process uses distressed white paint as a base color for a vintage wood look. Choose any color for your project.

Through all of my DIY projects, I've learned that it's just as much fun to distress wood yourself as it is to decorate with! And with the right tools, distressing wood is oh so easy. Here are a few of my must-have tools for the job!

How to age wood in five simple steps! The best technique for a realistic, rustic aged wood look. Make your new furniture look old!

A question we get so often is "How do you do your distressed finishes on your furniture pieces"? Here is a quick video on How To Distress Finish Furniture!