Our customer’s walnut dining table was in need of restoration having been finished in a very dark colour. It had lost it’s sheen over the years and was marked. Our customer decided to approach David to see if he could restore the walnut dining table to bring the best out in the timber.
Our customer was renovating and wanted transform their existing fire surround to match existing dark coloured furniture and new décor. As you can see, they were delighted with the result!
This traditional oak sewing machine table has been with our customer’s family since 1954 and was is need of restoration. Check out the before and after photos to see the transformation!
Some bad water damage to an oak sideboard and dining table detracted from its natural beauty. David restored the pieces to ‘as new’. One very happy customer.
David carefully stripped this teak dining table to the veneer and sanded before applying three coats of lacquer to restore the colour and finish.
This old and much loved small chair used by my client’s children was brought into the workshop for restoration. David has transformed it, reviving the colours and finish.
A client had a very worn pine dining table that had seen a lot of wear and in need of some TLC.
We were approached by a client who was considering purchasing a new shed door. However, we agreed that stripping, sanding and finishing would provide the finish he was looking for – check out our before and after shots.
