In the News

The Real Milk Paint Co. has been featured numerous times in articles and magazines.

How a Wood Floor Can Be Like A Cast Iron Frying Pan
   A humorous adventure of discovering the merits of Soy Bean Paint Stripper and Pure Tung Oil to refinish a wood floor. more...

Design Trends
   Real Milk Paint ® was listed in the July 2005 issue of "Town & Country" magazine on page 72 as a product to take a look at.

Foods out of style for meals used for beauty, home and play
   Here's a nifty diet trick: Don't eat the food at all. Use it for something else entirely. Got milk? Paint your garden furniture with it. Cornstarch? You're halfway to a fine sculpturing clay for jewelry. Strawberries? Add salt and olive oil and you've got a foot exfoliant, which you could display in an elegant cut-glass goblet. more...

HGTV
   Featured on Weekend Decorating - A carriage house mother-in-law suite becomes an inviting, fun, fresh retreat with a slightly airy, feminine style when Real Milk Paint ® is applied on the ceiling and walls. more...

Got Milk Paint?
   Dwayne Siever of The Real Milk Paint Company does, and in 13 traditional colors. Siever states: "Most people have never heard of milk paint." In spite of this fact it has been in use for hundreds of years. Milk paint has been largely forgotten in this age of latex and acrylics. more...

HGTV
   Featured on Designing for the Sexes - Environmentally friendly products are used to transform a nursery into an extraordinary sanctuary for both baby and parents. more...

Two Roads to 'GREEN' Finishing
   When it comes to environmentally friendly finishes, the choices are basic: water, or natural ingredients. more...

Baby Go Green
   "Going green" means choosing environmentally friendly methods and products that make the home a safe place for all members of the family. Today, many people are looking for information about the hazardous pollutants in and outside of their homes. more...

What is Kaolin Clay?
   Kaolin Clay is chemically know as aluminum silicate. more...

Smokehouse
   The Oldest Brick Plantation in the Outer Banks (OBX) of North Carolina. more...