This 1963 Eames Lounge Chair wasn't just furniture—it was a family legacy. Originally purchased by our client's father, it needed thoughtful restoration to honor its iconic design while adapting to a modern family's needs. We undertook complete reupholstery with specially selected matte black leather that maintains the classic aesthetic while offering enhanced durability for a home with children. Alongside the visible transformation, we replaced critical hardware components to ensure this design classic can serve the family for generations to come.

These Møller Model 71 chairs arrived with 70+ years of history and the wear to prove it—damaged leg joints and deteriorated seat cording threatened their usability. Our restoration focused on preserving their authentic Danish design while ensuring structural integrity for generations to come. Using traditional techniques and authentic materials imported from Denmark, we've given these treasured pieces another half-century of life.

This American of Martinsville step table came to us showing years of use—worn finish, watermarks, and dulled character. Our restoration process involved stripping, sanding, and specialized veneer treatments to address damage. Through careful attention to detail, we revitalized the walnut's natural honey tones with a new clear lacquer finish that honors the piece's mid-century heritage.