To find the right shade and type of stain just for you, test a colored stain just as you would paint on the walls of your home’s rooms. Try different wood stain colors on inconspicuous spaces on your deck. Consider these four great deck stain colors. You may be surprised at what moves you.
If you love the deck that you have, Redwood Naturaltone is a semi-transparent stain that simply updates your deck's look without adding a lot of color. It creates a nice resilient surface for entertaining and getting through rough seasonal weather without having to worry too much about maintaining your deck.
Redwood Naturaltone will change almost any aging outdoor deck from rugged and unkempt to remarkable and unique in a short amount of time.
If you have tan siding, a dark, wooded backyard, or desert landscaping, Grape Slate, can bring a relaxing tone to your outdoor area. It will give an old deck a much-needed change for the better and bring more visitors to your outdoor gatherings.
Grape Slate’s smoky red hues can also add a hint of beach and sea style to your deck.
A green hue like Woodland Green works well for matching a lush green lawn and surrounding trees. It will make the underlying green colors look even richer.
The shady emerald of Woodland Green can spruce up an aging deck, blending in with the natural surroundings and making the environment the center of attention.