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Changed mission style to trestle table and upholstered chairs

My house is a 1968 Split-Level, lots of orange golden Oak and yellow hardwood, Bricks and stones, like the Brady Bunch. I recently had to update Stove, Microwave, Cook top and Fridge and did so with modern stainless and black appliances. I even replaced dishwasher door with stainless. The contrast now with brick, brown granite counter and back splash, golden cabinets (with no hardware) and another brown shade to floor, was making it hard to look at. I put a picture in AI and said, modernize the kitchen without changing the counters (so expensive). It came back with White Cabinets...which looked terrible against floor and gave 2 options....change yellow wood floor to grey ash laminate or granite tile to match counters, which would work, but I don't have budget for and don't want to tear up the hardwood floor. I told AI keep floor and counters the same, and it came back with antiqued Grey cabinets with Black hardware....looked great, but I didn't know how to do cabinets. I thought I had to take all the panels off, sand and paint frames, and re-stain doors and drawer faces. I asked AI how can I do this without sanding....the answer Heirloom All in One. It brought up some tik tok vids, that I thought were too good to be true. I went to the website and Youtube and watched their videos and I said, let's give it a shot! For under $200 bucks (not indluding hardware) I got the DeGlosser, brushes, Stain and Antique Gel....in less than 6 hours I had done 2 coats of stain, covered perfect....upon drying, sponged on (and wiped back) black antique gel and my kitchen looks IDENTICAL to the AI suggestion. This product is AMAZING!!

I wanted to lighten the wood in my RV because it was so dark. I first used Santorini on the kitchen cabinets. That helped a lot but still wanted more of a change. After trying several colors, I tried Oyster paint. After a very light coat with semi coverage, my husband said he really liked it and so did I. Here are a couple of pictures. Not yet complete, but close and loving it.

Updated an old dresser.

We are redoing our kitchen and I painted a pantry peninsula and all my chairs with “London”

First time using your products and let me tell you this was so easy. I ordered a quart of the oyster and a quart of the Mediterranean blue. This was the easiest painting I have ever done and the result is fabulous. After wiping down the cabinets, I was able to start painting the top ones with only a brush. I can’t say enough good things about this paint and keep recommending it.

I updated my built-in wet bar at my house. It went from looking very dated to absolutely spectacular. What a difference!

Painted the dresser and armor in Putty.

Painted a dresser in Oxford

Painted out side tables Oxford

With the help of my Houzz friends, all-in-one paint, and a handy hubby I was able to transform my builder beige kitchen into my Industrial French Country DREAM ???? ❤️????

I’m so happy with my cabinets! Bone cabinets and Stonehenge island. Going to attempt Carrara marble countertops as soon as my kit arrives!

We’re so glad you’re here! Continue to share your projects here as we are just now getting ready to launch the contest portion of our app. Lots of great fun & prizes ahead!

Part of our entry makeover was adding a punch of color with my version of coral. Beautiful pink/red courtesy of a Monarchy and Naples mix.
My blah porch needed something special too. I created a “rug” by using stencils. #Almond #London and my coral color mix used on the door. Background color is a concrete paint from HD

I absolutely love how my kitchen cabinets and peninsula turned out. I used the brush and roll technique & Cashmere from All in One Paint for an amazing kitchen make over! Can’t wait to white wash the fire place in my kitchen next!

Custom color mix of Crete and weathervane with walnut gel stain applied to tabletop

I am trying to decide if I should paint my entertainment center. My teenager says no but I think I want to. most of my decor is farmhouse. I am stripping and staining my countertops with white stain. I think. Lol. Any suggestions? TIA

We moved into our farmhouse 3 years ago and painted our red oak cabinets with this amazing paint! I LOVE green so, of course I had to go with Crete! I can’t tell you how many contractors we have had in our home and taken pictures of the color and the kitchen!!! I just did our laundry room off the kitchen in the same color but can’t show pictures of that yet since I am waiting on my countertop paint…. Yes, from this amazing company!!!

I've been wanting to painylt my kitchen cabinet since purchading my home in 2003!! Finally found the perfect product for the perfect finish and my skill level. With sound advice from customer service - Yes! A real person who has used the product and located at the company not some call center - I made the leap! You really need to use the tools and techniques to get the best results. It took me awhile but I stuck with it ( I am 70). Tho I used the DIY bundle I used 3 qts of paint. I also used a square edge artist brush for around the hinges and the narrow raised panels on the cabinet doors.

Painted front door with Capri, a discontinued color. I only got the main door done with the sample I got, so decided to see if I liked the next summer! I loved it but living on a farm would be the true test, dairy cows attract flies & it washed up real great! I first used warm water with a little Dawn dish soap in it. Worked great, but flies were thicker and I used a cleaner and it still held up.great! The color is discontinued so thought I would try a new color and do side lights!

My dad had a microfiber loveseat he spent about a couple thousand dollars and decided he didn't really like the light gray color & was going to buy a different one. I told him to let me paint it with Polo All in One Paint. He agreed and Loves it! It looks and feels like leather!

I was nervous about this one but I’m happy with the results. I am addicted to paint projects now and constantly looking for more things to paint

Vintage Dresser painted Abbey, drawer fronts given a light stain with gray mist,

I was involved in a drive-by…????????
I was in my garage working on a piece of furniture when a Neighbor walked up to me out of nowhere. He said I noticed that you’re always working on different pieces of furniture and I have a hand-me-down solid wood kitchen table and chairs set that I am about to take to the dump, however, I wanted to offer it to you first to see if you wanted it and maybe there’s something you could do to bring it back to life. I didn’t want to see the furniture die so I decided to take it w/o even seeing the set first. After refinishing it, I then gave it to my daughter to furnish her new home. I didn’t know this Neighbor, and I don’t know where he lives, but I sure wish I did. I’d love to show him the outcome and thank him for what he had given to my daughters family.

Goodbye to the builder honey oak cabinets and hello to white, light and bright! Planned to do Polo on the lower cabinets - but felt Cashmere was a better choice for lowers as well - so it didn’t compete with the backsplash. The new quartz countertops and backsplash help tremendously too!

I’m redoing my entryway and needed a fresh color! Maldives is gorgeous! Exactly what I envisioned! Thank you, HTP!!!

These Dixie dressers were spotted at a local thrift store and immediately scooped them up. With damaged veneer, I knew I wanted to transform them using Ebony and Tobacco All-in-one stain. After cleaning, repairing veneer damage, and sanding to bare wood, I applied three coats of Ebony to the body, top drawers, and drawer dividers using ya chip brush and removing excess with a large deck brush. Tobacco stain covered the lower drawers and original base.

My house is a 1968 Split-Level, lots of orange golden Oak and yellow hardwood, Bricks and stones, like the Brady Bunch. I recently had to update Stove, Microwave, Cook top and Fridge and did so with modern stainless and black appliances. I even replaced dishwasher door with stainless. The contrast now with brick, brown granite counter and back splash, golden cabinets (with no hardware) and another brown shade to floor, was making it hard to look at. I put a picture in AI and said, modernize the kitchen without changing the counters (so expensive). It came back with White Cabinets...which looked terrible against floor and gave 2 options....change yellow wood floor to grey ash laminate or granite tile to match counters, which would work, but I don't have budget for and don't want to tear up the hardwood floor. I told AI keep floor and counters the same, and it came back with antiqued Grey cabinets with Black hardware....looked great, but I didn't know how to do cabinets. I thought I had to take all the panels off, sand and paint frames, and re-stain doors and drawer faces. I asked AI how can I do this without sanding....the answer Heirloom All in One. It brought up some tik tok vids, that I thought were too good to be true. I went to the website and Youtube and watched their videos and I said, let's give it a shot! For under $200 bucks (not indluding hardware) I got the DeGlosser, brushes, Stain and Antique Gel....in less than 6 hours I had done 2 coats of stain, covered perfect....upon drying, sponged on (and wiped back) black antique gel and my kitchen looks IDENTICAL to the AI suggestion. This product is AMAZING!!

We are redoing our kitchen and I painted a pantry peninsula and all my chairs with “London”

First time using your products and let me tell you this was so easy. I ordered a quart of the oyster and a quart of the Mediterranean blue. This was the easiest painting I have ever done and the result is fabulous. After wiping down the cabinets, I was able to start painting the top ones with only a brush. I can’t say enough good things about this paint and keep recommending it.

After purchasing this kitchen needed an upgrade but was on a budget. Omg this paint made a big difference.

Cupboards had new wooden doors on formica peach colored cabinets and a mis-matched cabinet. All painted in my favorite color PUTTY to compliment granite counter and light gray wall.

I’m redoing my maple cabinets with the provincial stain
Had to sand some spots and shows they after staining has any one used wood mud/filler? Can they tell me what they did?
Eg fill the area sanded with filler or did u mix let dry then stain or did you add a little stain to wood filler dry then stain over

I am redoing my kitchen and have maple cupboards that are still in great shape just need a reshine
Would like to stain it a close color to keep the wood look can I just use the gel stain ir do I have to use a stain then that antiquing one? I watched Paula tube video many times and am confused

Took me a month. I needed to take my time.

How to change a 90’s kitchen with honey oak floors, and oak cabinets with white formica?

We had oak cabinets for years. Initially painted them with Cobblestone in 2022. Turned out great. We decided recently to paint the upper cabinets with a different color so we painted them Santorini. Both projects were easily done.

Changed mission style to trestle table and upholstered chairs

Updated an old dresser.

I updated my built-in wet bar at my house. It went from looking very dated to absolutely spectacular. What a difference!

Painted the dresser and armor in Putty.

Painted a dresser in Oxford

Painted out side tables Oxford

Moved into our new home. The fireplace need MORE. See the before and after.

I have a china hutch that is the rustic Mexican pine that was popular about 10 years ago. Has anyone been successful trying to paint furniture like this? The wood is so soft that just moving the handles/knobs on it makes a scratch mark. If I paint it, I'm going to replace handles/knobs with simple circular knobs.

My partner was trying to sell this high quality piece of furniture to get rid of it, but nobody wanted it, so he let me use it as a project, and we’re gonna list it again. Fingers crossed it gets some traction this time around.

I have 8 ornate metal patio chairs I am going to paint. Don’t look forward to painting them with a brush and roller. Has anyone done this with a spray gun. Does it need thinned with something.? Desperate

In an attempt to make our tiny RV powder room (for lack of better term) look brighter, bigger, and cleaner, I did the Carrera marble technique on the teeny countertop, painted the cupboards and used a stencil - hoping for super crisp lines - I'm a little disappointed with the stencil and hoping it'll grow on me eventually, maybe I needed a softer color for the base behind the stencil instead of weathervane, but I've spent 3 times more time on it than I had planned - and I have to move onto the next project in the RV. Oddly, someone in the RV world thought it was a good idea to put a yellow toilet lid on a white toilet - so I painted the lid cashmere white. Overall happy with the upgrade, but wish I had more time to redo the stenciled wall. Loving the Carrera marble technique.....

I simply had enough of the very lovely (sarcasm!) yellow, cheap looking, plastic shower in our RV. After stumbling upon the all-in-one faux Carrera marble video, I knew what needed to be done. I had considered using an epoxy kit but was scared of epoxy, so I was absolutely thrilled to find an alternative approach with similar result using a product I was already familiar with (after doing my kitchen with it) and felt very confident with. I really think I made the right move here. Because the shower surround was molded in a certain way I decided the only way to work with that was to make it look like Carrera marble panels are in a white shower. Considering painting the gold metal trim in a matte black. I'd love to get anyone's input - will black matte trims around the shower stall be a timeless move, or will that become outdated anytime soon?

RV designers are absolutely brilliant with the way they can really pack in all the comforts of home in a very tiny space, but some of their color choices leave a LOT to be desired. But that's alright with me - that's fixable and a fun productive project for me. I'm going to put on the gloss sealer today and move to the next RV project - stenciling a wall in the powder room....... Woohoo loving this product!!

I want to paint my door a gray with a thistle purple tone. Any suggestions? Color match apps can't match this photo.
Update: i painted the front door and window trim Weathervane for a great contrast!

Painted front door with Capri, a discontinued color. I only got the main door done with the sample I got, so decided to see if I liked the next summer! I loved it but living on a farm would be the true test, dairy cows attract flies & it washed up real great! I first used warm water with a little Dawn dish soap in it. Worked great, but flies were thicker and I used a cleaner and it still held up.great! The color is discontinued so thought I would try a new color and do side lights!

Our old green shutters have been refreshed with the Evergreen paint. It gave them a rich dark green color which matches the repainted front door. Love this color!

My gardening table was getting gray, had cleaned it every spring! Seemed never to get used for what i wanted do decided to paint it POLO, love it, use it tight inside garage door for mail & packages that don't fit in mail box etc. Love it now!

My brown front door needed a new look. I am so happy with this kit and one coat paint coverage-amazing difference!

Do you recommend sealing an exterior door? We get a lot of rain and am wondering if I should use the waterproof sealer on my door. If so, how long should I wait after painting?

My wrought iron posts, railing and stairs looked terrible. We applied two coats of Iron Gate for an amazing transformation. We used a brush and the spindle roller which I would highly recommend for railing.

My fiberglass front door was in horrible condition--the original stain was faded and peeling, it was dated looking, and I needed to do something about it. I bought the all-in-one paint in iron gate, and was feeling hopeful but it took me about 1 year to get the courage to actually paint it! Well,I don't know why I waited so long--this paint was like magic!! It was sooo easy to use, and came out absolutely perfect. My plan was to leave the interior side as is, but the front looked so good, I decided to do the inside too! I am soo happy with the result, and one can was more than enough for both sides. I will never use another paint for anything again :-)

Can you use the Front Door Paint Bundle if your front door is wood?

Can I paint composite steps with this paint?

Repainted our front door

We finished building our dream home and moved in November 2024! I found a picture of a front door that I absolutely loved and it was my inspiration. We went with a fir door so the base wood color was lighter but still had orange tones. I debated for months on what to use and finally decided to go with the Heirloom Gel Stain. After 9 months of procrastinating, I finally pulled the trigger & I couldn’t be more excited about the finished product!
I used equal parts of the Antique White and Toasted Oak Gel Stain. I used a simple chip brush to apply then lightly rubbed with a stain sponge. The outside needed 2 coats due to the weathering of the door but inside was perfect with one coat. I barely used even a 1/2 can of each color.

I’m redoing my entryway and needed a fresh color! Maldives is gorgeous! Exactly what I envisioned! Thank you, HTP!!!

I’ve wanted a cute painted front door for years and I finally did it! Thistle is the perfect compliment to the chocolate brown siding. Only problem was after the door was looking so nice I realized how chipped the white frame looked so I freshened it up with the Linen I bought for a different project! This painting makes me want to paint everything!

I was sick of white doors so I gave them a facelift!

Painted my front door, it was primer white and white metal, used the free sample envy color, love it, couldn't be happier. It was so easy and took 2 coats and has stood up and very durable.

I am obsessed with this yellow. It makes me feel happy! I did my front and back doors, bathroom and laundry cabinets, and two outside chairs.

Moved into an older home and the front door color was horrible. Looks much better now. Used less than a sample of the Iron Gate.

My white doors where GRUNGE & BORING. Now I have real life iron gates in my home & LOVE LOVE IT
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I sprayed most the doors except the glass ones I did with a brush and roll.

Refaced a boring white door with Stormy. Love the color, the front looks much more inviting!
Sample size used

Transformed the tile on the fireplace in my bedroom by using a combination of Colloseum, Stonehenge and Daring.

I used the white washed antiquing gel for my fireplace! I LOVE IT! Highly recommend.

I wanted to cover up the old tile. It took 5 coats. But I love it!!

Abbey and a wash of colosseum completely transformed the look of my living room. Pictured as before is a photo of my fireplace when I was getting ready to move in. This was in 2014. After is my redo of the fireplace and bookcases that I just finished after Christmas this year. Loving it!

I couldn't wait until I had them reorganized for the after picture so excuse that!

My old fireplace was dated and dark. I lightened it up using Colosseum as the color for my whitewash. 5 parts water - 1 part paint.

The before is during the day, after is at night. It took my 24hrs to complete.

Whitewashed the brick and painted hearth and mantle

I bought this house a year and a half ago and decided to do this project first and then tackle the kitchen cabinets second. Kind of as a test run. I was pleasantly surprised how awesome it turned out!

Transformed my daughter’s drab red brick fireplace into a light and bright fireplace that is no longer the elephant in the room. It is softer and more inline with the Farmhouse trend. I used 3 different colors of All-In-One paint, a dollar store sponge mop head. I poured 3 different colors of paint into a tray, swirled them like making a marble cake, dipped the sponge mophead into the paint, then lightly sponged each brick. My daughter still wanted to have the red brick showing through and didn’t want a painted look so I did not apply the paint with a brush, only the sponge mophead. Took maybe 2 hours and was extremely easy to do.

Started w a electric fireplace that was too dark for my taste.
Ended w a piece that I’m so happy with!!!

Updated the fireplace doors from bronze 1980's with Abbey all in one paint. Also painted the side vents of the fireplace where the fans are for the blowers. Cleaned the fireplace before I painted it with the deglosser/degreaser cleaner. After painting 2 coats we changed the handles on the doors. We think this has made a change for the better. With the lights over the Fireplace on it has a brown tone and with the lights off it looks more grey. Now the fireplace matches the side blower vents. This project took me less than 3 hours.