Furniture Restoration

Loose joins

Over time a piece of furniture can become unstable, leaving an alarming wobble when it is used, leading to a risk of breakage if it is not professionally repaired.

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Broken furniture repair

Our furniture restoration specialists sensitively repair with adherence to its historic significance and quality. This includes the use of traditional treatments and materials.

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Furniture polishing, waxing and staining

The finish on a piece of wooden furniture, whether this is antique or modern, can make the difference between a charming part of your interior or an eyesore in need of rejuvenation.

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Veneer restoration

Our furniture restorers can sensitively restore veneers that have become loose, damaged or lost, whether it's the reapplication of original veneers or with new timber.

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French Polishing

We specialise in French polish furniture restoration. It requires a skilled hand to apply the many layers of fine shellac to give a mirror-like finish on the wood.

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Marquetry and inlays

Marquetry and inlay work on furniture is a delicate and often complex artform, leaving it at great risk of damage when a surface is damaged in even the smallest of ways.

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Water and mould damage

When moisture meets woodgrain it can cause warping, instability and staining. Our furniture restoration team can resolve these issues, whatever the age of the furniture.

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Heat, smoke and fire damage

Antique and modern furniture can be damaged due to a fluctuation in temperature, whether due to central heating, smoke or a house fire, we are on hand to assist.

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Caning and rushing

Caning and rush seats require professional furniture restoration when they are damaged, this is due to their complex construction and centuries of unique craftsmanship.

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Desk leather and tooling

Writing slopes and desks often have missing or deteriorating leather surfaces. The leather and detailing can be replicated or replaced with a suitable style.

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Clock restoration

Clocks often face challenges with their mechanical and decorative features, these can be sensitively restored for continued use.

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Upholstery

Over time both antique and contemporary furniture upholstery may face wear through constant use, or perish and discolour due to accidental or environmental damage.

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Lacquer finishes

Our furniture restorers can strip back old damaged finishes to remove damaged lacquer and then reapply a new lacquer to bring back the original shine.

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Furniture gilding

Gold leaf and gilded areas on furniture or wooden objects can fade and become damaged over time, however, our skilled furniture restoration team can resolve any issues.

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Stringing and beading

We can restore the delicate lines of stringing or beading on historic and contemporary furniture which can be easily damaged over time.

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Brassware and handles

Original brassware is often a unique component of antique furniture, as well as modern or contemporary designs which can often be damaged.

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Tarnished or rusting metal

Over time a metallic element on antique or modern furniture may become tarnished or begin to deteriorate due to rust and further reactions in the structure.

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Furniture Repairs

Our furniture repairs team will help with structural repairs, ensuring each repair is in keeping with the rest of the item of furniture.

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Loose joins

Broken furniture repair

Furniture polishing, waxing and staining

Veneer restoration

French Polishing

Marquetry and inlays

Water and mould damage

Heat, smoke and fire damage

Caning and rushing

Desk leather and tooling

Clock restoration

Upholstery

Lacquer finishes

Furniture gilding

Stringing and beading

Brassware and handles

Tarnished or rusting metal

Furniture Repairs

How much will my furniture restoration cost?

Useful Resources

Conservation curiosities: Boulle furniture

Rattan restoration: reviving cane furniture

Mother of Pearl: the history and restoration of iridescent decoration

Recline in style: the history, upholstery and restoration of antique sofas

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