RESTORATION

Reviving the Past: The Art of Furniture Restoration

In the increasingly materialistic world that we live in today, it is so easy to throw out perfectly good furniture and upholstery. Many of us choose to discard a piece of furniture because it has been slightly damaged, has worn out, or might no longer be in pristine condition. However, not only is this highly inefficient from a cost perspective, but it also means wasting valuable and good materials.

There are various reasons why people have taken to restoring furniture over buying something brand new.

Please contact us for a free restoration consultation. Once you have made the initial contact, we will ask for pictures of the piece of furniture you wish to have restored from all sides, or personally come by to have a look. We will then be able to recommend restoration services/techniques and give you an estimated price.

If you are looking to get your furniture restored to it’s former glory, Nettle & Bone Furniture will assist you with this. We offer different services to restore your furniture, these include:

  • French polishing

  • Lacquering

  • Waxing

  • Restoring heat damage

  • Restoring water damage

  • Replacing loose and/or missing veneer

  • Removing dents and scratches

  • Correcting damage caused by pets

  • Reupholstering

  • Recovery from wear and tear

  • Regilding

  • Hardware repairs to damaged functions

Do you have furniture you no longer need?

Nettle & Bone Furniture has partnered with the Simon Community Scotland to help end homelessness. You can donate any unwanted, but still intact furniture to Nettle & Bone Furniture. We will take the time and care to upcycle your pieces and resell them. All profits will be donated to the Simon Community Scotland and will go towards their different goals, from providing shelter and food, to supporting a women’s hub and providing training and counselling to those in need. To read more about the amazing work the Simon Community Scotland do, please visit: https://www.simonscotland.org/

Upcycling means your furniture gets a second life and supports the environment by not ending up in a landfill.