Since 1997, I have produced exquisite furniture specializing in Arts & Crafts, Shaker, traditional and modern furnishings. I am also committed to providing the highest quality furniture refinishing and restoration services. Most refinishers offer little in the way of repair. Mine is a full-service furniture repair and refinishing shop.
So much of the furniture you see these days looks like it rolled right off the assembly line. The time honored tradition of hand crafted furniture is becoming more and more rare. By investing in a solid wood custom designed piece, you are insuring that this valuable tradition can continue. Each piece is carefully constructed to last for years with minimal care required. Traditional jointery is observed, from mortise and tenon to dovetailing. A variety of woods and finishes are available depending on how the piece will be utilized and the look you have in mind.
Many chairs in need of structural or finish repair often need the upholstery replaced as well. I am happy to provide that service as well as replace support webbing, springs, stuffing, etc. If you want your couch upholstered, I'm not the guy. I do have a working relationship with several local professional upholsterers and will be happy to refer you to them for your larger items.
“Sunflower Clock” made with walnut burl, dyed yellow pine, and random plywood. This was a gift for a dear friend.
Two chairs in this set had been re-rushed at a different shop nearby. It was poorly done with the wrong size rush, ridiculous knots underneath, and no sealer. I replaced the rush with the proper size on both chairs and weaved seats on 4 additional chairs afterwards. I had a happy client when she came to get them!
These were pressed cane back chairs that had broken because they had been coated front and back with a thick paint making the cane very brittle. I replaced both panels and stained them dark using my custom mix. They were huge! The bottom picture shows them next to another chair that was also here for cane replacement.
This antique vanity was falling apart, and every time I removed one piece, two more broke. It had 211 nails where they shouldn't have been, loads of different glues, gaffer tape, and various creative solutions to hold it together. Some pieces were warped, tenons were broken, the top was split, the...
This chair had a dull, boring finish. It also had a split seat and a missing front rung. I turned a replacement rung on the lathe, repaired the seat, and refinished the entire chair. Look at that beautiful grain!
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