Refinishing pine woodwork

We are renovating a 1905 Victorian. I stripped and stained the downstairs woodwork/trim and headed up stairs to work in the trim/woodwork (baseboards, window/door trim/doors) only to find that it is pine (was told possibly southern yellow pine). Well my husband hoped for a medium/dark brown stain but it looks horrible. I have tried wiping stain, wiping stain with wood conditioner first, and gel stain) I don’t like it. The woodwork had shellac on it (I stripped the baseboards and three windows already). I am thinking maybe I should have just cleaned up the shellac and made it nice again.

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Growth opportunities in closets & home storage industry

The U.S. closets and home storage organization market is projected to grow 3.5% annually to $10.5 billion in 2019, according to research by The Freedonia Group. Closets and bedrooms continue to bel the most important areas for home organization products, with demand for closet storage outpacing that of other bedroom storage due to greater investment in modular units. Other storage products purchased for the bedroom (not including closets) includes shelves and bins, baskets, and totes.

Almanac Market Data

Growth opportunities in closets & home storage industry

The U.S. closets and home storage organization market is projected to grow 3.5% annually to $10.5 billion in 2019, according to research by The Freedonia Group. Closets and bedrooms continue to bel the most important areas for home organization products, with demand for closet storage outpacing that of other bedroom storage due to greater investment in modular units. Other storage products purchased for the bedroom (not including closets) includes shelves and bins, baskets, and totes.