Surface refresh
For tired timber, dull finishes, visible marks and pieces that need a cleaner presentation.
Furniture restoration
For pieces worth keeping, refreshing and using again.
Restoration enquiries focus on timber condition, finish, structure and the best practical path for extending the life of the piece.
Condition and finish
Show the condition clearly, then choose a finish direction that suits the piece.
Restoration starts with practical evidence: the full item, close-up wear, loose parts, surface marks and the room or area where the furniture will be used again.
- Surface cleaning, sanding and finish refreshes.
- Small repairs, stabilising and practical wear reduction.
- Guidance on whether a piece is suitable for restoration.
Condition view
Finish direction
Interactive finish view
A single timber surface is shown two ways: duller condition on the left, warmer finish direction on the right.
Restoration services
Clear work categories make the first enquiry easier.
Finish care
Advice and work around oil, satin, clear finishes and matching the piece to its intended use.
Small repairs
Practical repair-minded work for loose elements, minor damage and pieces that need stabilising.
Reuse decisions
Honest guidance on whether restoration, replacement or repurposing is the better path.
Photo-led enquiries
Restoration is easiest to assess with photos.
Include clear images of the whole piece, close-ups of damage, dimensions and where the furniture will be used after restoration.