Soft White Furniture & Antiquing Glaze

Want that soft, weathered look without completely covering the color underneath?

Soft White Glaze adds a subtle layer of richness and age to painted furniture, especially around carvings, edges, and other decorative details. It's also a great way to create a soft lime-wash effect without committing to a full white finish.

Create a Soft, Weathered Finish

Unlike a darker glaze that adds strong contrast, Soft White gives you a lighter, more subtle effect. Work it into the details of your piece, then wipe it back with a dampened cloth. Leave as much or as little behind as you like.

Want more? Add another coat.
Too much? Wipe it back or paint over it.

You really are in control of the finished look.

How to Use Soft White Glaze

1. Apply glaze to your painted surface, concentrating on carvings, edges, crevices, and trim.
2. Wipe it back with a dampened cloth.
3. Continue wiping until you like the amount of white left behind.
4. Let it dry and add another coat if you want a more noticeable effect.

What Colors Work With Soft White Glaze?

We love it with Hydrangea Kiss, Timeless Teal, and Sand, but don't be afraid to experiment. That's half the fun of glaze. Soft White Glaze is especially beautiful when you're trying to create a weathered, washed, or lime-washed appearance. 

A little Soft White can completely change the feel of a painted piece.