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Here are some photos of the brand new log home built in 2009. The inside photo is showing you the kitchen. The cabinets were finished by the cabinet guy, and the home owner wanted to keep them the lighter colour so we could not use oil. But the island slab, all the logs inside, and the ceilings in the house are all coated in dark raw & pure tung oil. Thought you might like this.

I've just sold a floor into another 3600 sq. ft. log home. They have decided to use your pure oil for the entire log package inside and out, ceiling, and all decks.

The Rediscovered Wood Floor Company Ltd. www.bloomsfloorswithflair.com

I am sending these photos of my recently completed kitchen cabinets that were painted with milk paint purchased from your company. I have to say that I am more than pleased with the results of the kitchen. I mixed white and cream to obtain this off white color. This paint was simple to use and the result, as you can see, is phenomenal. The cabinets were made out of poplar and the paint created the distressed look of old fashion paint.
Regards, Bill T.

R. Thomas Rittenhouse specializes in solid knotty pine cabinets with traditional hand made construction. Full 1" cabinets sides, frames, doors and drawers. 3/4" random beaded backs, under mount drawer slides and distressed finish with Real Milk Paint ®. This type of quality material and time honored craftsmanship is seldom seen today. Contact R. Thomas Rittenhouse for the antique kitchen you always wanted.
169 Diamond St. Sellersville, PA 18960 215-257-7821

Americana Workshop takes custom orders for several styles of cupboards (Chimney Cupboard, Pewter Cupboard, New England Cupboard) and The Americana Table or Drysink with your choice of Real Milk Paint ® Colors: reds, blues, mustards, and/or greens. Visit the Americana Workshop website or drop craftsman and cabinet-maker Cynthia Hamilton a line at Cindy@americanaworkshop.com. Photography by Dita Group LLC.

Here are the kitchen cabinets that I redid for our camp in Maine. The cabinets came out of a renovation job that my husband did. The cabinets cost me only $95.00 for milk paint and some poly plus time. I think they came out pretty good and this was my first time using milk paint.
Peggy of Topsham, VT

Teresa James from Ohio used Real Milk Paint ® over a yellow primer to antique her cabinet for a warm and friendly well-used look. This small project took one quart of terra cotta milk paint.

The Rule family succeeded in using "Earth Green" Real Milk Paint® and Dark Raw Tung Oil to create a rustic look for their kitchen in their antique house.