The detail in this desk is simply stunning. The timber inlay boggles the mind, its design must have come from Salvador Dalí s ancestors! Quite stunning. Can you believe that Jenny’s home was broken into, and the thieves used screwdrivers to pry open the doors and drawers, ruining all the […]
October 19, 2016 Phew! Finished and without incident. Generally, if something’s not going to go plan, it will be with one of the most fragile, most valuable or most sensitive pieces ‘according to Murphy’! But we got through a repolish of this amazing concert harp without incident. October 10, 2016 […]
Dad’s old painters’ ladder, mum’s old pot plant stand and the old family dining table. All were nearly black, falling apart, rotting from water damage and covered in paint! Now, for another century, life comes to newness and fond memories resurface.
Dean came to us with a couple of tasks that his home reno guys were unable to complete with any kind of fine finish. In step Renowned Furniture to complete the finery! A custom made weather shutter, the matching, re-polishing and addition of some Origan handrails and turning an ugly […]
Steve and his wife are going to feel like royalty when we complete the installation of this bedhead – Victorian ash timber frame, deep buttoned in fine, German red leather.
Renowned Furniture were awarded a job to repair and restore 6 treasured dining chairs. Our preferred method is what we refer to as the true Master craftsman method of proper chair restoration, which is something that 95% of the population will not pay for. The unfortunate thing is that one […]
A child’s bentwood rocking chair for Ana now restored to its former glory. P.S. The pineapple is not big, the chair is small!
2 pieces of restored regency dining chairs for Pam and one very petite nesting table that had broken legs and now have been fixed.
The little girl in the first picture is now 50. Here’s the evolution of Ma’s chair, a ‘30’s lounge chair. From this: To this To this: To this!
Mary loved her old chairs but the black paint was, well, black! The joints were loose and tired, and the leather had dried and faded. From this: We love the recycling aspect of this business. The removal of the black paint revealed some lovely Tasmanian oak timber, and the rejuvenation […]