Something about oak banisters just screams outdated in our more modern home. I wanted to do something easy to bring them back to life! Follow this tutorial for an easy staircase update that doesn’t require sanding! Things You Will Need: Gel Stain – I HIGHLY recommend general finishes java. If I could go back I’d […]

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of FrogTape®. All opinions are 100% mine. In today’s tutorial I am sharing how to paint trim, stair risers and handrails with perfectly crisp lines every time! This is one of those projects I’ve set aside for longer than I should have. Now that it is done I couldn’t be happier with the fresh, crisp white paint and the new and improved look for the stair handrail. And of course, I regret not doing this sooner! I guess it is inevitable that…

Are you always looking for the next update in your home? If you're like me I never stop thinking. I sit in the living room and look arou...

Painting your steps and stair railings is a relatively easy improvement that can completely change the interior of your home. However, considering what color to choose for your stair railings might be challenging. If you don’t know what will suit your taste and style, you can leave it to us! We researched some options regarding […]

How to Paint Stair Railing - With a little time, you can paint your stair railing. It is inexpensive and instantly updates the look of your home.

Follow along as I go through the process of prepping and painting the railings and banisters black, giving our staircase a makeover!

Is your home overflowing with 80s and 90s construction-grade honey oak? Our home was too and here are 12+ DIY ways you can modernize it.

I almost didn’t do this project. It sounded daunting. But after researching, I figured out how to easily paint a stair railing.

So, let's take a vote: Stain or paint? I repeat, stain or paint? Hmmm...? Well, if the post title didn't give it away, you guessed it! It's paint! Annie Sloan Chalk Paint, to be exact. For about a year, our stair rail and our banister rail did not match. One still possessed its original golden oak stain while the other had a new dark walnut stain. I knew we needed to make the two match, but I absolutely dreaded stripping and re-staining the massive rail that led upstairs. The mismatched…