Custom furniture, remodeling, and barn and house demolition We also use our resources to accentuate remodeling projects, including custom cabinetry.
Restoring Texas makes custom rustic furniture, wall coverings, and home accessories using wood reclaimed from historic barns and houses throughout Texas.
09/23/2021
Hey Texas Businesses!!! Please consider giving to our school, Waxahachie Prep!!!
Donate through North Texas Giving Day!
https://www.northtexasgivingday.org/index.php?section=organizations&action=newDonation_org&fwID=5192
03/02/2020
Happy birthday, old friend.
Restoring Texas sits in the Masonic Lodge and mercantile of Forreston, Tx, which was the very first county seat of Navarro County before it was divided up to form other counties and the seat moved to Corsicana.
03/02/2020
Happy Independence Day!!!
02/10/2020
I’ve always been fascinated with this man. Recently discovered that his sister flows down the maternal side of my family many generations back. We celebrate things like the Alamo, but we’re really celebrating the great providence of God in this continent. Michael Medved’s, “The American Miracle”, really explains this well, if you want a good read.
183 years ago today, on February 8, 1836, David Crockett arrived in San Antonio. He was 49 years old. He did not know it but he was less than one month away from dying at the Alamo. David considered this to be the best likeness of himself, a fact he confirms in writing at the bottom.
02/03/2020
Back when I didn’t charge nearly enough for such amazing projects.
01/22/2020
The infamous Harrison Woodberry Daves...thought to also be, by some historians, in his alias, the infamous Jesse Evans...mentor to Billy the Kid and leader in the Lincoln County Wars of New Mexico.
01/21/2020
Got a new door drying! Soon these will be lined up in mass quantity, ready for the taking.
The wood in this door was once the flooring out of one of the last few 1800’s houses remaining of the once bustling town of Auburn, Tx, a ghost town on FM 916 going to Grandview.
Mantels, mantels, mantels!!! I love mantels! Check out this beauty.
12/22/2019
Love this!
Moving a house the old fashioned way near Harlingen, 1938. This photo was taken by Anthony Stewart for a National Geographic article that extolled the myriad virtues of Texas.
12/19/2019
The new heavens and the new earth. 😉
12/19/2019
There are beds...and then there are ocean sized beds. We just delivered this behemoth. That mesquite headboard is 12’6” and that young man is a little over 6’. Altogether, I’d bet this bed weighs 1200lbs. A king and twin size mattress together. We have one more detail to add to it.