Brighten up with a white wood-burning stove. Credit: Flickr, Hybris
At first sight, I could have sworn the stove was painted white, but after contacting the homeowner, it turns out the model was originally offered in white (available from Jotul.com). Sadly, I can't seem to find the same model available in the U.S., as our dear homeowner lives in Norway. Of course, I rarely take no for an answer, so I set out to find a way to re-create the look ourselves.
Turns out painting wood-burning stoves is easy enough with a bit of Stove Paint. Withstanding temperatures up to 120 degrees, Stove Paint offers a variety of colors to brighten up your fireplace (and room!). Even better? A good coat of paint does more than just improve the appearance of your hearth appliance; properly applied paint protects your fireplace or stove from rust and helps to maximize longevity.
Why not take a cue from our Norway friend and DIY this cutie? If you happen to tackle the project, let us know by uploading a photo to our Flickr group. Good luck!
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I turned the pilot lights off of my 1965 Kenmore kitchen stove, now i light the burners with Free matches from estableshments around my town and save that 24/7 out the window burn.
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