Every scratch tells a story. Every worn edge holds memory. We don't just restore furniture—we honor the journey each piece has taken, bringing forward its character while preparing it for decades more of life.
Furniture restoration is an act of preservation. We work with wood as a living material, understanding its grain, its age, its response to touch. Each project begins with listening—to you, and to the piece itself.
We source period-appropriate materials and finishes that respect the original construction methods.
Restoration means knowing when to act and when to preserve. We maintain the soul of each piece.
Traditional joinery, hand-rubbed finishes, and patient craftsmanship define our process.
Chairs, benches, and stools receive structural reinforcement, reupholstery, and finish renewal.
Dining tables, desks, and side tables are refinished to reveal the beauty beneath years of wear.
Dressers, cabinets, and wardrobes regain functionality through drawer repair and hardware restoration.
Sofas and armchairs are rebuilt from the frame up with new springs, padding, and fabric.
Doors, mantels, and built-ins are stripped, repaired, and refinished to architectural standards.
Frames, mirrors, and wooden artifacts receive conservation-level attention to detail.
We examine structure, finish, and damage to create a restoration plan that honors the piece's history.
Careful separation of components allows us to address hidden damage and prepare surfaces properly.
Broken joints are reglued, missing pieces are recreated, and structural integrity is restored.
Surfaces are prepared and finished with appropriate stains, oils, or lacquers for lasting protection.
Components come together with precision, ready to serve for generations to come.
Oak, walnut, mahogany, cherry, and maple each require specific approaches to stripping, sanding, and finishing.
Delicate veneer work demands patience and precision to repair lifting, bubbling, or missing sections.
We work with natural fibers, horsehair, cotton batting, and quality fabrics that match period authenticity.
Original hinges, pulls, and locks are cleaned and repaired; replacements are sourced to match the era.
Shellac, lacquer, oil, and wax finishes are selected based on the piece's age and intended use.
Mother-of-pearl, brass, and wood inlays are meticulously restored or recreated using traditional methods.
Each restoration is a collaboration between past and present, honoring what was while ensuring what will be.
Located in Kensington, Maryland, our workshop is where tradition meets precision. We welcome you to discuss your restoration project in person.
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