Traditional upholstery methods plus a fabulous designer fabric make these antique French pieces stand out in a crowd. Have a look at some of the steps they took along the way!
Read MoreUpholstering furniture in the traditional way is an adventure not for the faint of heart! Join me as I show you why on these beautiful vintage French chairs...
Read MoreSad, crumbly old French chairs get a new, fantastic look with traditional techniques. Follow along with me to see what we went through!
Read MoreJust for fun, I did a (supposedly) quick project. I had previously stumbled upon, and brought home, the perfect dresser for some milk paint, which I have been yearning to use for some time.
Read MoreThis piece was in such terrible condition inside, it wasn't worth rebuilding and trying to restore. It was, however, worth sharpening my skills and creativity to make something new out of it.
Read MoreThis dated mahogany behemoth came to me from a CL seller in Ybor City. It had promise…
Read MoreThis Henredon Alvarado set, found at a thrift store, was really well treated over the years and functioned just like new. The finish, however, would never see the inside of a modern room.
Read MoreThe style is well-known. The chunky red mahogany curved massiveness of American Empire style. Always veneered, almost always chipped, sometimes irreparably.
Read MoreThis table was part of a package deal. A buffet I spotted on Craigslist that had me salivating came with this non-matching beat-up table.
Read MoreI have gotten so much braver since beginning my furniture business. I have begun considering purchases that I would not have before. In fact, I would have thought myself crazy for even considering this recent purchase I am going to tell you about.
Read MoreThis piece needed an outfit to showcase its acanthus wreath jewelry!
Read MoreThis beautiful antique dresser came to me in its previous state by way of a good friend.
Read MoreThis is the story of a very old, sad, dresser that has, I think, a very happy ending.
Read MoreI have this thing for bun feet. Just like curvy table legs, they tend to attract my attention. Sometimes almost single-mindedly so.
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