Painting furniture is not just a trend; it has been popular for many years - it’s a personal expression of style that can breathe new life into your home. Whether you’re looking to revitalise an old heirloom, match a new decor scheme, or simply unleash your creativity, painting furniture is a rewarding project that can transform your space.
Restoring wooden furniture to its natural beauty or preparing it for a new look can be a fulfilling project. One of the most critical steps in this process is stripping the piece of its original finish. Whether you’re refinishing an antique heirloom or giving a contemporary piece a fresh start, mastering the art of stripping wooden furniture is essential.
Whether old or new, wooden furniture is prone to showing signs of wear and tear, such as scratches, dings, and dents. Fortunately, most of these surface imperfections are relatively easy to fix, restoring your furniture to its original beauty and we will advise you how you can tackle these common issues in this blog.
Wooden surfaces are prone to various types of damage, but with the right techniques, they can be restored to their former glory. Read on for advice on repairing wooden surfaces in more detail, addressing issues from stains to discolouration.
In this blog, we will be advising how to repair issues with drawers – this is one of the most common issues we come across, which makes me wonder whether that is why people are discarding their furniture as they don’t know where to start with repairs… hopefully this will help a little!