How to Whitewash Wood | The Best 2 Techniques

Why pine is the best choice for a whitewashed wood, and 2 DIY techniques to help you get that beautiful whitewashed wood look for your home and projects.

I LOVE the whitewashed wood look. There is something so beautiful to me about the toned down opaque color that still allows for the cozy wood grain to show through. I’ve used this wood treatment in so many of my projects, and I wanted to finally share the details on how I do it.

Stick with me and we will go over my 2 favorite techniques and products I use to whitewash pine, and in what situations I’ll use them. I’ll also share why pine is the best option if you want the whitewashed wood look.

Check out my blog post to see the projects where I've used a whitewashed pine finish, and get sources and more details for whitewashing wood.

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Find the products I used in this video below. (affiliate links)

Creme/White Wax:

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Pickling Gel Stain:

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Matte Polyurethane:

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