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 wanted this nest of tables making lighter so David carefully stripped and sanded each table to remove the dark stain and restore the natural oak colour.
This Edwardian solid mahogany occasional table has been fully restored to its former glory, revealing contrasting inlay on the table top, sides, legs and lower tier. 71cm high x 68cm diameter, it will look fantastic as a stand alone piece in any home. £240.
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!
This solid pine monks bench was looking dated when it arrived at the workshop. As you can see, David transformed the furniture by applying a French Grey pigmented lacquer with a satin finish.
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 gave this dark stained sideboard a new lease of life by preparing and applying a contemporary Farrow & Ball pigmented lacquer. A great technique to revive old pieces of furniture!