Similar to our process for doors, we will remove the old coatings down to bare wood.  From there, we will provide stain samples and select an appropriate coating for the particular piece's usage.  For a truly unique look, consider a combination of painted and stained surfaces.

Applied over paint both new and old, glazing furniture can create a few different effects depending on your style of decor.  You can add crisp depth of detail with a precise application, or create a weathered antique look for a more rustic feel.  Altering existing colors is another possibility when working with glazes, making for a two-toned shade of your chosen paint.

Painting furniture is always an option, and can help keep costs and the need for more frequent maintenance down.  Change up the color to match a new aesthetic, or apply a fresh coat to give older paint more pop.  We start with a primer and fine sanding, then move to paint with the option to clear coat for added protection.

Wobbly table leg? No problem. Stripped screws or failing joints? Simple fix.  Broken off pieces?  We can do that.  Send us a picture of your damaged furniture today and we will help you get it back to full functionality.