Rift Cut White Oak Cabinets- Help with stain
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We have a custom bathroom vanity being made out of white oak. I am really struggling with the stain. I don't want it too dark, gray, white or orange. I tried special walnut stain and so far that may be my favorite. Thinking of beginning to play around with combining stains. Does anyone have suggestions for stains they have used. I don't want a natural stain because I want it slightly darker than the natural look. I do like the examples below. Thank you in advance for your help!
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2 years agoHello. I'm a little late to this but can you post a few more photos of your cabinets? I'm trying to match a stain in this photo and wondering if your cabinets resemble these. Thank you!
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