California Pine Colors

Distinctive Furnishings, Design & Accents

We make every effort to conceal the knots and grains on our painted finishes. However, due to natural resins within the
knots and grains, we cannot completely eliminate them or guarantee to control them. Over time, some sooner than later,
the knots and grains may bleed through and discolor the finish. This may be more apparent on light color finishes. This
discoloration is not to be considered a defect in craftsmanship. Irregularities in the finishes are not to be considered
defects. While our finishes are durable, they are not indestructible.

Do not use furniture polish that contains abrasives or ammonia. With our lacquer finishes, use only high grade furniture
polish, and clean by putting the polish on a clean cloth, then wiping the furniture with the cloth. Never spray or apply
furniture polish directly onto the furniture. We suggest a writing pad to protect surfaces from scratches on the top of desks.
When moving furniture, always lift entire piece off floor before moving it. Do not push, pull or drag the furniture, damage
may result.

All California Pine pieces are purposely worn and distressed, except for stained pieces.
Stained pieces are distressed only. Paint is either worn or peeled.
Pine furniture may also crack over time.