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Repaint a dresser, chairs, a wooden bed frame or a battered coffee table, and your favorite painted wood furniture will enjoy a colorful second life. From the classic Simply White OC-117 to the dramatic Black Beauty 2128-10, you’ve got 3,500+ colors to choose from.
There’s something inspiring about an older piece of furniture made new again: With a fresh coat of paint, you can make it entirely your own. From estate and thrift store finds to that saved-from-the-landfill gem found curbside, repainted furniture is an easy way to explore self-expression.
Furniture takes more abuse than the typical wall, so the best paint for furniture is Benjamin Moore’s ADVANCE Interior paint, which offers multiple sheen options to suit your aesthetic: pearl, semi-gloss or high gloss.
BM Advance is a Waterborne Alkyd Paint which acts and looks like a traditional oil-based paint in a waterborne formula that easily cleans up with just soap and water. I’ve read of people rolling, brushing and spraying this paint on and having great results with little texture (brush strokes, roll marks, etc.)
Painting Furniture with Benjamin Moore Advance Paint. This alkyd paint doesn't require topcoat like a lot of furniture paint does. Here's how to use Benjamin Moore Advance for painting furniture.
If you’re looking for a true white with just a very slight hint of warmth, White Dove from Benjamin Moore or Benjamin Moore Simply white are beautiful. These are also popular trim and cabinet colors because they’re extremely versatile and pretty much works with anything:
Having the right paint and primer can make it easier to manage. Benjamin Moore carries several different kinds of paint that work great for cabinets and give a beautiful finish. I’ve outlined the best Benjamin Moore cabinet paint and primer. Keep reading to learn more!
Let's discuss how Benjamin Moore Satin Impervo Oil Paint applies, covers, and holds up when sprayed with a HVLP spray gun onto vintage furniture.
Comparison of the top 5 types of paint for furniture with pros and cons to chalk paint, milk paint, acrylic paint, alkyd paint and wall paint.
This matte-finish paint, part of Benjamin Moore's Arborcoat line, is perfect for painting your best outdoor furniture like wooden backyard furniture (e.g Adirondack chairs) and your favorite metal patio furniture. It's durable, mold and mildew resistant, and can be tinted in any of the thousands of colors Benjamin Moore offers.