With that said and if you get the nerve to try it, make sure you do this in a well ventilated area, use caution because its an open flame and try burning wood if you can outside or in the garage. Dealing with this piece of furniture which he said he paid 10 some years ago 18k, I made him sign a waiver, because if he was nuts I wasn't gonna to replace that if something should went wrong LOL, and the result to my surprise was phenomenal, and I even suggested doing something like this to a few of my customers down the road, one was with a kitchen and the other one was with a bar and by the look of theirs face, I think they thought that I was nuts LOL, but it is what it is, you never know until you try.
When he asked me if I was willing to do this, my first thought was that he is nuts, my second thought was, I did this before for a customer but it was a cedar wall in the bar area and it came out pretty good. We did this for a customer to his very expensive wall unit and it was amazing how it came out. Also by burning you can get different finish which can be dark or it can be lightly caramelized and that will give that finish a unique and warm glow. You can accent wood by burning the surface with small handheld torch :-) Different species of wood respond to the fire differently and the colors you can achieve will not be anything compare to use of stain.
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