Kirk Furniture Repair & Restoration

This was a wild one. A cedar lined chest made by Lane. The original finish was done around the time that spray-stains and tinted lacquers were becoming more commercial, giving cheaper species of lumber a new way to be appreciated. Wasn't sure how it would turn out, but this customer was super happy! She said it looked like she remembered it years ago.

Amazing what a faux finish and some new hardware can do to a set.

Beware of those plastic/silicone/vinyl furniture protectors! Unfortunately, you can end up causing more damage than you will preventing it with those. But if you do, you know who to call.

Here's a quick one for ya! From dark and broody to a refreshing finish on both the wood and hardware.

I have been so excited to share my latest project with everyone. This was likely my biggest order to date, at 33 tables, all refinished in just 3-1/2 weeks for a local restaurant in Houston. I hope you enjoy, and I'll post a few "before" photos in the comments so you can see how most of them were originally.

Here's a small touch-up we recently did. Luckily, distressed finishes can offer some leniency with color matching.

Its been a while!

But check out this built-in we modified and refinished a while back.

Bought some modern furniture with a faux finish that isn't holding up to your expectations? Also not an issue for Kirk Furniture and Cabinetry Restoration.

Years of wear and tear? Or a poorly refinished coating that didnt last? This is what it looks like when you dont prep the surface correctly, and use inferior products. Thankfully for me, that junk came right off so that it could be done right 👌

Originally made in Denmark, this adorable dining room set had been so well maintained and cared for over the years......until a water heater did what water heaters are known to do 💥
But this was no problem for Kirk Furniture and Cabinetry Restoration to refinish and restore the entire set to its former glory.

Here's another kitchen for ya! This was done a little out of the normal order of operations, as you can see the client still has some drywall/tile work to be done, but we were able to get them new drawer boxes, new doors, new drawer fronts, and new hardware along with the refinish!.