Wood, metal, glass, and various finishes like matte or glossy may be combined to create a more layered and visually intriguing space, brophy says.The classic color palette of neutral brown, white, and black will always stay on trend.
Most flooring, cabinets, and trims are made with either white oak or red oak (red oak will have a pink undertone).If you want to learn more about what looks best, read part 3:Remove previous finish by sanding with an orbital sander (if necessary).
Begin by sanding the cabinets to create a smooth surface for the whitewash to adhere to.We did this in the driveway on a sunny day.
Using a clean rag, apply the stain with long, smooth strokes in the same direction and work the stain into the wood.It means that you can choose any color.There's a 'just right' when it comes to kitchen lighting, and if yours isn't, it's one of the reasons why you need to remodel.
Apply the stain to the cabinets.Remove cabinet hardware and label the doors so you know where to put them back.
After the whitewash stain has dried, you.Otherwise, use a damp cloth to wipe the surface clean.According to masterbrand cabinets' 2024 trend report, the popularity of wood grain is on the rise, showcasing a growing appreciation for the organic beauty and texture of wood. designers say.
Using a palm sander, sand down the doors until most of the original finish is gone.As you work, be sure to keep an eye out for drips or runs in the paint.
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Saudi Pro League champions Al Hilal battled past Cristiano Ronaldo's Al Nassr 5-4 in a penalty shootout on Friday to win the Saudi King's Cup and claim the domestic double, leaving the Portuguese forward in tears at the end of the drama.
Al Hilal's Aleksandar Mitrovic scored in the shootout, as did Ronaldo, but goalkeeper Yassine Bounou was the hero as he saved Al Nassr's final two penalties to secure the trophy after three players were sent off before the game went to extra time.
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The two teams, who dominated the Saudi league campaign before Jorge Jesus's side won the title for the 19th time, were locked at 1-1 after 90 minutes when a last-gasp equaliser from Ayman Yahya forced the extra period but there were no goals.
Mitrovic had put Al Hilal ahead after seven minutes when he headed home Malcom's cross in the presence of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman at King Abdullah Sports City.
Ronaldo fired a spectacular bicycle kick against the post after the break but he was in any case offside.
Al Nassr were then reduced to 10 men when goalkeeper David Ospina used his hand to prevent Malcom getting past him outside the box in the 56th minute.
Coach Luis Castro replaced forward Sadio Mané with substitute keeper Walid Abdullah and, despite being a man down, Al-Nassr still pushed for an equaliser, with Ronaldo's long-range free kick saved by Bounou.
With the clock running down Al Hilal's Ali Al-Bulayhi received two yellow cards within 10 seconds for violent conduct in the 87th minute and after he was dismissed Ayman Yahya equalised for Al-Nassr.
Al-Hilal were then reduced to nine men when defender Kalidou Koulibaly received his second booking but they managed to hold on in extra time to force a shootout and emerged triumphant.
At the end Ronaldo broke down in tears and is still searching for his first title in Saudi Arabia.
