Residential Projects

This little gem looks to have had a checkered past. Not sure the legs match the beautiful cedar top but the finish is nice!  

Brenda was looking for someone who could ‘surgically’ repair the damaged veneer top of her precious sewing table. We then gave the whole piece a freshen up inside and out. What a beauty, quite a collectable piece, we think.

Ken has been looking after us with electrical work for more than 20 years and now it’s our turn to look after him with the full restoration of his old squatters chair!

Updated: August 21, 2017 The black cabinets were originally white. Here are the complete dresser and bedside tables. August 7, 2017 Mary is a returning customer who is still in love with the first job we did for her family. This time, it’s redecorating and we’re converting their bedside tables […]

This is a very rare and delicate project where we are converting a standard oval pedestal table to an extension table.

Before and after together at once! Cindy did not want to throw her old sofa, but her and her daughters had in in mind a bit of an upgrade. Lose the round corners, lose the massively thick arms (“They’re all a bit, ‘80’s don’t you think”!), reshape the suite and […]

Fully repaired, striped, sanded, reassembled and first sealing coat applied. What a lovely table!

Updated: August 14, 2017 These beautiful lamps were restored by Renowned Furniture. The client found some cool shades and, hey presto! they look very cool.. …especially standing over some of the coolest rocking chairs we’ve ever done. July 21, 2017 Wendy dropped these two off for a refurbishment. My old, […]

Fashion is a funny thing and I do sometimes wonder where it all begins. Another rush we have on these days is all the Parker style or Mid-century furniture (specifically dining suites, buffets and TV chairs), all being restored, or in many cases, custom built from a picture a client […]

Quite possibly one of the most comfortable chairs I’ve even sat in! Derik wanted the base repaired but also reinforced. We drilled out the centre and inserted some steel rods! Don’t think we’ll be seeing this wonder back anytime soon.