No two projects get the same treatment. Every piece and every client have a different budget and a different goal, so we tailor the approach: different finish levels, different repair depth, different timelines. What doesn't change is the quality bar. We find the solution that fits your budget without cutting the corners that matter.

Lacquer is our primary finish it's the authentic, commercial-grade method for restoring midcentury pieces, and it's how most of these originally left the factory. It's also a harder product to work with, which is part of why it costs more.

For clients who want an alternative, we offer Sherwin-Williams professional coatings more durable, no yellowing, no strong initial smell. It's a solid option, just not the period-correct one.

Beyond that, we accommodate other finish types depending on the project cabinet work especially and can match nearly any color to fit the goal. Piece by piece, it's a custom approach.

Midcentury furniture wasn't built to be replaced it was built to be passed down. Our purpose isn't just restoration, it's proving that to people: the piece in your garage is an heirloom, not a throwaway.