Deciding between a clear coat and a stain color can sometimes be a difficult choice. There is additional cost to adding a stain color and also the added pressure of choosing a color. However, choosing to go with a stain can offer many benefits as well.

Adding stain to your woodwork, can bring contrast to a room, one of the key elements of a good design. Choosing the right stain color can tie all the various elements of the home together and set the tone for the design. You can choose a deep, regal stain color, or something light and airy for a beachy feel and of course anything in between.

UV rays from sunlight can sometimes change the appearance of natural wood, either causing it to darken and yellow or fade, depending on the type of wood. Adding a stain color will reduce the effects of the sun and help keep your woodwork looking new.

Stained woodwork can also really enhance other existing design elements of your room. It can really make a wall color pop or highlight a piece of furniture. Staining the woodwork gives you more design options than traditional clear coats can offer. It allows you to add depth and dimension to your design. When selecting your woodwork, keep these benefits in mind and consider choosing a stain.

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