Repair, refinishing, upholstery, and assembly. Plus furniture and built-ins made from scratch for your room.
Older furniture was built from solid wood with joinery that holds. Newer furniture often is not. Either way, a wobbly chair, a scratched tabletop, or a dresser drawer that sticks does not mean the piece is finished. Most of what gets hauled to the curb could have been fixed for a fraction of replacement cost.
We repair, refinish, and reupholster furniture people want to keep. Grandmother’s dining table, a chair that fits your back perfectly, a dresser that matches nothing you could buy today. We also build from scratch when a room needs something that does not exist on any showroom floor, and construct permanent built-ins that turn awkward corners and empty walls into real storage. Anthony has worked with wood for over 25 years, and this is the work he enjoys most.
A loose joint, a water ring, a torn seat cushion, none of these mean a piece is beyond saving. Solid wood furniture can be taken apart, re-glued, and refinished to look better than when you bought it. We tell you what is structurally sound before you decide to replace it.
Six kinds of furniture work. Send a photo of your piece and we will tell you what is possible.
Wobbly legs, separated joints, cracked rails, broken drawer runners, and split panels. Solid wood pieces come apart, get re-glued and clamped properly, and go back together stronger than the quick fix.
Stripping old varnish, sanding back to bare wood, and applying new stain or paint. Water rings, sun fading, scratches, and worn edges disappear. The grain comes back and the piece looks right again.
New fabric on chairs, benches, headboards, and dining seats. Worn foam gets replaced, springs get retied, and the frame gets checked while the piece is open. You pick the material.
Flat-pack furniture put together correctly, squared, and anchored to the wall where it needs to be. Beds, wardrobes, shelving, desks, and office setups. We take the packaging with us.
A table sized to your dining room, a bench that fits the entryway exactly, shelving built to hold what you actually own. Tell us the dimensions and what it needs to do.
Window seats, wall-to-wall shelving, mudroom benches, desks fitted into alcoves, and storage under stairs. Built into the structure and finished to match the trim already in the room.
If it is solid wood with real joinery, almost always yes. Those pieces were built to be taken apart and put back together. Particleboard furniture is harder to save, and we will tell you straight if repair does not make sense.
Yes, carefully. Some antiques are worth more with the original finish left alone, so we talk through what you have before stripping anything. If the piece has value beyond sentiment, refinishing is not always the right call.
We can get close, and usually very close. Wood species, age, and light exposure all affect color, so an exact match on a decades-old piece is not guaranteed. We test on a hidden area first.
Yes. You choose the material and we handle the rest. If you want guidance on what holds up to daily use versus what suits a piece that rarely gets sat on, just ask.
You tell us the dimensions, what it needs to hold, and the look you are after. We work out the design with you before building. No fixed catalog, no set templates.
