Heirloom Traditions paint has become a staple for my home decorating projects. I’ve used Heirloom Traditions paint on high-traffic surfaces including interior and exterior doors, the cabinets in my laundry room, and a variety of furniture makeovers. This paint offers a non-chalky, clean, even finish. It’s also self-leveling so you don’t see a lot of brush strokes. And best of all, it has long-lasting results.
“No Prep Before Paint”
One of the claims of Heirloom Traditions All-In-One paint makes is that no prep is required before using this paint. This is absolutely true! However, in the case of open-grain cabinets, I suggest that you take the extra step to hide the grain (using a wood filler) followed by primer before applying a final coat. You don’t want to waste your paint by applying multiple coats to make the grain disappear.
“No Top Coat Needed”
This is also true! I have used Heirloom Traditions All-In-One paint on my front doors which see a lot of bumps and the paint is still intact. The paint is so durable I rarely need to touch it up. I also painted secondhand nightstands I purchased from a friend and the nightstands are still holding up beautifully.
my Favorite Heirloom Traditions Paint Colors
I haven’t tried them all but these are some of my favorite colors of Heirloom Traditions Paint. I love the subtle, European inspired tones that look great in any space. Click each image and you’ll be taken to the page offering more photos of projects using that paint color.
I will be testing out two new colors on cabinets in the house flip that I’m working on (more on that soon!) I’ll be demonstrating how to minimize wood grain on kitchen cabinets.
