“Restoring Beauty and Functionality to Beloved Furniture in Brevard County and the Surrounding Areas
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We can restore beauty and functionality to your furniture.

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Chair and Table Restorations

  • Dog chewed up the arm of this dining chair

  • Rebuilding the shape with epoxy putty

  • Adding base color to camouflage the repair

  • Completed restoration

  • Antique rocking chair from the late 19th century

  • Worn finish and broken back needs repair

  • Period appropriate finish with dewaxed shellac and beeswax finish

  • Sympathetic restoration ready for the next generation to cherish

  • Empire Library Table base sympathetic restoration

  • Original finish needed to be stripped, sanded and re-stained. Added a durable satin topcoat

  • Late 19th century Empire Library Table Restoration

  • Installed in the owner's home

  • Antique twist leg chair circa 1895.

  • Fully restored beauty! Hand sanded with multiple applications of pure tung oil and buffed to a soft glow. Upholstery was managed by the customer.

  • Painted rocking chair with rush seats and significant sentimental value.

  • Rich mahogany tones with satin topcoats preserve the history while enhancing the appearance

  • Fully restored with custom fabricated slatted wood seats suitable for cushions

  • Disassembled for sanding and new glue added to the joints for stability.

  • Tightened joints and ready for finish sanding prior to stain and topcoats

  • Vintage Boston Comb Back rocker with "Ice Skate" rockers. Finish was a bit worn from years of loving use.

  • "Ice Skate" rocker had split and previously been repaired with little success.

  • Completed restoration with a lasting repair to the skate, color refresh and multiple protective topcoats for durability.

  • 19th Century Hand Made plant stand. Broken leg and new finish

  • Repair completed and leg bottoms planed to remove wobble

  • Both repaired and completely restored using period correct finishing materials.

  • Barrel Chair set with good upholstery, but worn arm rests

  • Previous attempts at touch up failed over time and continued use

  • Stripped, sanded, stained and applied protective top coats

  • Restoration evokes a warm, traditionally inviting ambiance.

Chests and Dressers

  • Cedar Armoire garage sale find in need of some TLC.

  • Old finish is "alligatoring". Complete strip and sand needed.

  • Alligator is gone. Replaced by a smooth satin finish.

  • After restoration with several clear, protective topcoats enhancing the wood while offering superior durability.

  • Lane Cedar Chest circa 1962. Upholstered lid removed during the process

  • Lane has been making quality Hope Chests for decades creating affordable family heirlooms

  • Base damage was beyond patch repair, so a new base was fabricated and glue blocks added providing additional strength

  • New base fabricated matching the existing design, preserving the heritage.

  • Completed restoration with color shift and fresh topcoats. Cleaned and applied hard wax oil to the interior to nourish the aromatic cedar

  • Mahogany Cedar Lined hope chest circa 1958

  • Manufactured by Lane this has clearly been used as intended. Time for a refresh

  • The grain of the beautiful mahogany veneer has been revealed during the restoration

  • Ready for another 50 years of memories for the next generation.

  • Beautiful late 19th century secretary. Wonderful old growth mahogany and exceptional craftsmanship

  • We wanted better color cohesion between the components so began with the drawers

  • Finished restoration results. Stripping and sanding the hand carved front was very challenging

  • Interior with lovely carvings. All mahogany, no veneer on this piece.

  • Late 19th Century Oak Highboy. Original garnet shellac finish

  • Restored using period appropriate dewaxed shellac and hard wax finish after staining

  • All of the drawers and internal mechanisms needed repair

  • Re-glued all of the joints. This was a complete disassembly project

  • Lovely MCM Henredon cherry dresser

  • Client requested we lighten up the age darkened cherry to appear more modern

  • Completed restoration prior to delivery to our customer

Cabinets and Dining Tables

  • Worn and flaking finish on these beautiful cherry cabinet faces

  • Solid cherry faces sanded and color matched. Nine drawer faces and 2 cabinet doors

  • Lovely cathedral grain is more clearly visible after restoration

  • Kitchen island looking brand new! Color matched to the rest of the kitchen cabinetry

  • 40 Year old Teak draw leaf dining table has a worn finish from decades of loving use.

  • Stripped, hand sanded veneer and applied 4 coats of new finish for future decades of protection and enjoyment

  • Cabinet Facelift Island Section where DIY failure needs correction

  • Added pre-fab end panels to elevate the aesthetic. Sanded all cabinetry and evened out the color prior to applying multiple coats satin sheen lacquer.

  • Maple cabinetry was stained to create two-toned design between upper and lower cabinets

  • Achieving uniform color changes on Maple cabinetry is very difficult

  • Refinished results achieve uniform color and sheen throughout the entire kitchen.

  • Duncan Drop Leaf Table circa 1959 in need of restoration

  • Sanded Top to bare wood, stained and applied multiple protective topcoats

  • Mahogany veneer grain is now clearly visible, refreshed base and polished toe caps

  • Beautiful Custom Cherry cabinets in need of a facelift

  • Finish is dulled from years of use

  • Common wear in accent areas around pulls

  • Refreshed the stain and black area with dye

  • Stunning restoration with high gloss topcoat protecting the crackled character

  • Beautiful hickory cabinetry needed a facelift

  • Over the years the finish had begun to fail attracting dirt and visible discoloration

  • Cleaned and sanded to reveal the stunning wood grain

  • Reinstalled with new pulls. The change is subtle but very refreshing adding a new cleanliness

  • Oak veneered dining table has a worn finish after years of gatherings

  • Moisture damage is evident with failing topcoat

  • Stripped, sanded, stained and applied 2 coats of dewaxed shellac to enhance wood grain

  • Completed restoration after application of multiple coats of satin finish for protection.

Clocks and Miscellaneous Heirlooms

  • Amish made antique gentleman's tool chest

  • Clearly in need of some TLC

  • Removable interior tool cavity

  • Sympathetic restoration involving multiple coats of tung oil and beeswax finish

  • Cleaned up all of the hardware leaving an attractive heirloom

  • Antique Black Forest Coo Coo Clock Case from the early 1900's

  • Fully restored with the repaired top ornamentation.

  • Many of the decorative carvings were broken and in need of repair

  • Initial cleaning and finish application revealed the beautiful wood grain

  • Spectacular Dold Cuckoo clock has met with a mishap and is in need of repair

  • Multiple pieces have broken off during the fall and need to be matched up prior to installation

  • Repaired on site to minimize possible damage during transport

  • Fully restored with all parts reattached and a good cleaning. This is truly a magnificent clock

  • Little mahogany Ethan Allen Magazine Rack in need of a little refresh

  • Stripped and sanded to bare wood. Stained with dewaxed shellac topcoat

  • Hand rubbed hard wax oil finish for that soft glow, polished brass hardware

Outdoor Furniture Restoration

  • Vintage Bench Restoration

    Bench Restored using Western Red Cedar for Durability against the Elements

  • Dilapidated Bench full wood replacement Restoration

  • Completed Restoration Ready for Delivery

  • Fly fishing bench with basketweave wrought iron back is heavily weathered.

  • Removed all of the rust and restored both iron and wooden elements.

  • Added the missing bottom metal rod to stabilize the legs.

  • Ready for years of front porch visiting with neighbours.

  • Custom Tinted spar varnish transluscent blue introduces a pop of color to this front porch.

  • Custom tint allows the wood grain visibility while introducing a fun color.

  • White Oak and Wrought Iron Entryway Bench. Weather damaged from years in the elements

  • Sanded to bare wood and applied multiple topcoats for protection. Wrought Iron was cleaned, painted and sealed

  • Close up of wood grain and finish (indoor lighting)

  • Very nice ScanCom Teak outdoor set. Years of weather have silvered the wood

  • Sanding and multiple applications of marine grade coating reveals the lovely color and grain

  • Sturdy Australian teak with pegged mortise and tenon joinery ensure decades of stability

  • All chairs and Table are badged with pressed brass maker's mark

  • Delivered to a very happy customer

  • Weathered finish from 20 years of enjoyment. The bar was too large to move to my shop so all of the work was completed on-site.

  • Additional topcoats were added to the bartop to protect from accidental spills. Ready for another 20 years of enjoyment!

  • 1 of 5 Barstools. Very weathered

  • Sanded and applied custom tinted color to the barstools

  • Very Unique Amish made Rocker

  • Outdoor Furniture restored to its original color scheme

  • White Oak and Hickory Twig Construction

  • Side table. All were top coated with Marine Grade materials

  • Teak Garden Bench sanded to remove weather damaged wood surfaces

  • Many years of elemental wear on it's way to a complete refresh

  • Marine grade satin protective top coats will provide many more years of enjoyment

The door handle is the handshake of the building—Frank Lloyd Wright

  • Pleasing entryway weathered by the elements, presents a rustic villa charm yet lacks the welcoming warmth of the homeowners.

  • Restoration transformation from rustic to sophisticated conveys a warm welcome upon the visitor’s arrival.

  • Beautifully detailed mahogany entryway with multi-level relief panels and applied molding greets the owners of this seasonal home.

  • Restoration complementing the brick facade, enhances the timeless detail and hidden elegance creating an inviting entryway.

  • GlassCraft composite door with a failing finish. Client wanted a deeper color and protection from the elements.

  • Rich, custom mixed espresso stain adds a touch of sophistication to this lovely entryway.

  • 10 foot tall mahogany doors create an impressive entryway. 20 years of exposure is evident in the compromised finish.

  • Restored to its former majesty, these Spanish Cathedral style doors are again a statement of luxurious quality.

  • Interior Doors damaged from dog scratching. Repaired and refinished to match the previously restored exterior finish.

  • Restored Interior after repairs and refinish bring out the warmth and craftsmanship of these impressive doors.

  • Solid mahogany double door entryway with raised panels create a fluted, minimalist design. Years of elemental oxidation hides the natural beauty of the wood.

  • Restoration reveals the warmth and beauty of the wood variations in this enduringly classic material.

  • Classic raised panel design with bevelled side lights. The easterly facing doors bear the brunt of the Florida sun.

  • Restoration breathes new life into this enduring design providing much needed UV protection and revitalized color.

  • Lovely Therma-Tru Composite door. Nice entryway, but a lot of the color has faded hiding the natural depth of dimension.

  • Using standard furniture finishing techniques we have introduced depth and luster, restoring the warmth of this welcoming entryway.

  • Custom Made Douglas Fir doors crafted in Washington. 9 foot tall with some water damage and flaking finish

  • Wider view details an impressive entryway with very large full pane sidelights and transom light.

  • Sanded to bare wood, water damage repaired, artistic color match for the astragal helps provide a more seamless presentation.

Custom Build Projects

  • Custom Grill Cart build after original metal stand deteriorated from elemental exposure.

  • Massive Teak Work Surface with increased height for a more comfortably functional grilling experience

  • Weber Performer Series Grill with teak tool hangers and western red cedar lower storage platform

  • SUV Tailgating cabinet with cubby, drawers and a large pull out table surface

  • Custom tinted cabinet with natural poplar face frame

  • Continuous grain poplar drawer fronts with custom shaped mahogany pulls

  • Applied multiple coats of satin spar varnish for added durability and protection from the elements

  • Budget friendly custom built writing desk using construction lumber and cabinet grade plywood.

  • Round over tapered legs add a touch of refinement to this functional writing desk

  • Contractor saw stand with large assembly/outfeed table

  • Custom fitted saw stand to ensure safe operation

  • Super stable frame on industrial swivel casters

  • Small bookcase ideal for kitchen cookbook storage

  • Teak top with customer choice painted base. 4 coats satin poly for durability

  • Laundry room corner shelf dry fit

  • Installed using french cleats with added moldings to refine the appearance

  • Custom, rustic 9 foot long outdoor table for the pool deck. Great for entertaining

  • Custom build picnic table from a Pinterest photo. Includes 2 freestanding benches

  • Building The Firepit Table Frame after original base rusted out. Salvaged the top and mechanicals

  • Replaced Rusting Metal Base with a Custom Built Solution Creating a More Functional Table