The most common finish choice is white versus woodgrain. Both are durable and maintenance-free; it's mostly about the look.
Clean, bright, and neutral. It recedes visually, keeps rooms feeling light, and suits almost any style. The timeless default.
Gives the warmth and character of timber — light oak through dark walnut — without any of the painting or sealing wood needs. Suits homes wanting a natural or traditional look.
Neither needs painting; both just want an occasional wipe. So the choice is purely aesthetic — bright and neutral, or warm and timber-like. Some homes mix: white inside, woodgrain outside, or vice versa.
Purely aesthetic — white is bright and neutral, woodgrain gives a timber look. Both are durable and need no painting.
No — like white, it just needs an occasional wipe. The wood look comes with none of wood's upkeep.
Often yes — some homes choose white inside with woodgrain or a colour outside, or the reverse.
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