I was in the warehouse the other day looking over some pieces when I was reminded how much reclaimed, recycled and/or renewable materials are definitely a growing trend. A quick Google turns up a range of articles from Reclaimed furniture: Give trees a chance to buzz on various designer blogs. Even Furniture Industry trade publications […]
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This antique crackle finish is actually brand new.
Looks can be deceiving & in the case with this Chinese distressed console table, it appears as if its come right a tomb yet, is in fact brand new.
Another cracked laquer effect
Another type of cracked lacquer does not require the use of sheets of fabric. First a layer of “nizi” – a kind of adhesive, is spread evenly over the surface of the furniture, preferably brushing on a thicker coat of “nizi” rather then a thin one. The adhesive is then left to air dry for a short period […]
Chinese Cracked Lacquer Finish
A large sheet of fabric (often a course, light cotton) is laid out on top of a flat even surface such as a large sheet of plywood or a tabletop. A even coating of “Nizi” – a kind of adhesive, is spread evenly over the surface of the material. The adhesive is then let to […]
