Our latest DIY project is finally ready to reveal! Today I’m sharing how we recently painted our staircase black and we are loving the results!
Happy Monday, friends! I’m so excited to share todays post with y’all! I finally finished a DIY project I’ve been wanting to do for a few months around here: painting our staircase black! A black staircase is what our long term plans are for this space, as we would like to eventually renovate and have hard wood stairs with a black metal bannister. But as a “phase 1” renovation project (thank you Chris Loves Julia for expounding this idea – I absolutely love it!), we decided to paint the wood black to get a bit of a modern farmhouse vibe in this space now!
Later this week, I’m going to be sharing the whole process over on my YouTube channel, but for now, I wanted to share the finish product with y’all!
Details:
- Primer used: Kilz
- Paint used: Behr Ultra Scuff Defense
- Color: Benjamin Moore Blacktop (2135-10)
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As homeowners, we love updating our space and making it our own. Our long term plans for this space include renovating the staircase to have hard wood stairs with a black metal bannister. Our long-term plans for this space include renovating the stairs to have hard wood and a black metal bannister.
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This is a great idea with a dark-colored staircase can put you in an uneasy path in the event of a change Thank you to sharing…
Compared to scars, however, they tend to be shorter or less damaged. Therefore, you may want to consider deep paint or protective runners for lt trades to maintain the overall look. Stairs, such as floors, may require some more prep work as they get more traction than the walls.
1” renovation project (thank you Chris Loves Julia for expounding this idea – I absolutely love it!), we decided to paint the wood black to get a bit of a modern farmhouse vibe in this space now!
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Paint stairs and railings, especially when carefully prepared and used with the right paint, can have a long life. Compared to scars, however, they tend to be shorter or less damaged. Therefore, you may want to consider deep paint or protective runners for lt trades to maintain the overall look. Stairs, such as floors, may require some more prep work as they get more traction than the walls. Before painting, you want to clean and sand your stairs thoroughly.
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It turned out just great!
This turns out good, having a dark color staircase really put one on an difficult position when it comes to change, thanks for sharing…