20 DIY Faux Barn Wood Finishes For Any Type Of Wood

This awesome kitchen island was made from simple pine boards from Home Depot which were distressed. Make sure to choose the most scuffed up knotty wood you could. To distress it you need an old rusty chain. Just toss, drop, and whip your chain everywhere. (via brandisawyer).

This faux surface is used as tabletop for two IKEA's file cabinets. It's covered with Olympic brand Weathered Barnboard stain and later distressed with random tools like a hammer. (via tipjunkie).

This is the most natural and inexpensive way to stain wood. It's made of 0000 grade steel wool, apple cider vinegar and tea bags. You could use such stain on any wood. It's perfect to make weathered plank accent walls. (via blesserhouse).

If you want to DIY your very own aged barnwood don't worry, it's really easy. You'll just need to use plaster and several tools. (via www.huntandhost.net).

It isn't hard to get a perfect distressed weathered greyish brownish whitish finish. To achieve it you'll need white paint and dark walnut stain. (via thriftyandchic).

To get this awesome finish you need to stain it with walnut stain, paint it with gray-bronze paint, and sand it with steel wool. Cover it with one more coat of dark stain to finish the look. (via cherishedbliss).

Have you seen all these beautiful painted/stained pallet boards around the internet? This tutorial shows how to make them. Just make sure to get high quality paint to cover rough pallet boards with one coat. (via www.downhomeinspiration.com).

With a mini circular saw you can turn any solid tabletop into the planked one. Dark wax and white milk paint would help to achieve this weathered barn-like look. (via www.maisondepax.com).

If you want to refinish some old piece of wooden furniture then coconut oil is a great solution. (via 2littlesuperheroes).

Dry brushing the paint on top of the stained wood is the most simple way to achieve this fantastic rustic finish. (via www.imeeshu.com).

If you want to get a rustic wood furniture then this tutorial will help you. The cool trick here is to use a blade/knife to scrape off the straight corners of wood boards before distressing them. (via paperdaisydesign).

This DIY weathered wood finish is achieved with acrylic white paint and Minwax Dark Walnut Stain. Every time you use them you'll get yourself quite unique wood boards. (via cherishedbliss).

To achieve this finish you'll need to use grey latex paint and dark walnut stain. Make sure to mix the paint with water to get a light grey-wash look. (via akadesign).

When you think about barn wood you always imagine old gray wood boards. This tutorial will show you how to get weathered barn wood look using paint and stain. (via simplyswider.com).

Mint, turquoise, white, and charcoal gray paints could help to make each faux barn wood board cool and unique. In the tutorial you'll also learn a dry-brushing technique. (via realitydaydream).

This technique is cool if you want to make a solid tabletop too look like it's made of wood planks. (via blesserhouse).

Do you know that you can "wash" any wood surface with paint? This way you still see the wood grain, but you get the color of the paint. (via remodelaholic).

This finish is achieved with water based Minwax stain with a white tint base. It's perfect for different decorating projects. (via hawthorneandmain).

Simple solution to paint any wooden surface to look weathered. (via thehouseofsmiths).

Chisel, screwdrivers, hammer, chain, screw, nail, BBQ lighter or blow torch, wood stain and rag are things you need to make a faux old wood beam. (via https:).