We inspect the material, furniture condition, and existing finish. Then we recommend preserving the finish, repairing damaged areas, or completely updating the appearance.
The right method depends on the material, shape, and existing finish. We first inspect the furniture and test the selected method in an inconspicuous area.
Important: Deep burns and water or ink stains may remain visible or require a darker color.
Important: Thin veneer cannot be sanded deeply. Missing pieces require a separate repair.
Important: Broken or severely warped parts may require partial or complete replacement.
Important: Aggressive sanding and thick paint can hide fine raised details.
Important: Hand-painted artwork and original patina require specialized restoration and cannot be sanded like ordinary paint.
Important: Built-in elements can limit access. On-site part removal and upholstery work are discussed separately.
We remove the old finish completely only when a partial repair would not be reliable.
If the existing finish is in good condition, we repair only the damaged areas.
Solid wood, veneer, and engineered wood each require different treatment methods.
Everyday and antique furniture require different materials and repair methods.
Before work begins, we check the material, the old coating, and any nearby surfaces that need protection.
Heavy sanding can damage veneer, decorative inlays, and carving.
Complete removal of the original finish is irreversible.
Signs of insects, mold, or serious moisture require a separate inspection.
Repair of loose or broken joints is included only after inspection.
Work involving upholstery, glass, or metal components is discussed and quoted separately.
Send us an overall photo, a close-up, and a short description of what you need done.
We check the material, existing finish, damage, and access to the work area.
When needed, we test the chosen method on a small, inconspicuous area.
We explain the work, the expected result, and the price before we begin.
We protect the surrounding area, complete the work, and monitor the surface throughout the process.
We review the finished surface with you and explain how to care for it.
Price depends on more than size. We also consider the material, surface condition, and access to the work area.
View Pricing DetailsItem type, size, and complexity
Age and condition
Solid wood, veneer, and decorative elements
Condition of the joints
Preserving or completely replacing the finish
Hardware, glass, and upholstery
Floor level, access, and protection of the room
Send us a few photos and describe the work you need in your own words.
Not always. The old finish may be part of the item's value, so we first determine whether it can be preserved.
After inspection, we explain which marks can be reduced and which will remain visible.
Yes, when the veneer and the base beneath it are in good condition. We do not sand thin veneer deeply.
No. We come to your property and restore the furniture on site while protecting nearby floors, walls, and belongings.
