Custom High-end Upholstery
Only quality fabrics are used. All patterns are dress-maker matched.
All vine patterns are running matched with welting cut to blend.
All details of the final finish are carefully thought through and implemented.
Interior padding is always replaced with materials appropriate to the period of the piece.
Frames are dismantled, repaired, reglued, redoweled and braced.
Exposed wooden surfaces are repaired and refinished - proper foot pads or castors are attached.
All vine patterns are running matched with welting cut to blend.
All details of the final finish are carefully thought through and implemented.
Interior padding is always replaced with materials appropriate to the period of the piece.
Frames are dismantled, repaired, reglued, redoweled and braced.
Exposed wooden surfaces are repaired and refinished - proper foot pads or castors are attached.
Reproductions
Carefully handcrafted copies of original pieces using the same techniques of construction as the original.
Antique Restoration
Repairing
- Replacing badly broken or missing parts - Patching or replacing damaged veneer - Removing burns, water marks, deep gouges or scratches - Replacing broken moldings Refinishing Repairing existing finish or removing old finish (without removing original patina), then apply a new finish Conservation Usually performed on historically valuable pieces - the old finish is never removed but instead restored to its original condition using the same materials as the original finish. Wood parts, or veneer, are repaired to the extent of making the furniture useable (without the repairs being visible) |
Custom Made Furniture
Consists of designing each piece in close association with the customer paying particular attention to each minute detail. Items created have fallen into the following categories:
- Entertainment centers - Computer desks - Dining room sets - Wine cabinets - Chairs - End tables - And much more... Moving Damage Appraisals
- Repairing water marks, scrapes, scratches, dents, gouges
- Repairing or replacing broken or missing pieces - Regluing frames - Repairing heat damage from storage and/or paint scuff marks - Replacing broken or missing mirrors and/or glass panels - Repairing or replacing marble tops or damaged veneer |
Museum Conservation
This consists of restoring pieces important to our history in relation to people, country, war, or possibly even, inventions.
These pieces are repaired only to the extent of being stable and functional and are never refinished or altered in any way, unless requested by the museum. |
