by Andrews Refinishing | Sep 11, 2026 | Furniture Repair
Walk a few blocks off Davis or Melba in Bishop Arts and you will pass one Craftsman bungalow after another, most built between roughly 1910 and the early 1940s. A lot of that housing stock still has its original built-in china cabinets, heart pine floors, and...
by Andrews Refinishing | Sep 11, 2026 | Furniture Repair
Wood Furniture Repair in Uptown Dallas: What High-Rise Living Does to Solid Wood If you live in a high-rise or mid-rise near McKinney Avenue or Cedar Springs Road, you already know Uptown Dallas furniture takes a different kind of beating than a house in the suburbs....
by Andrews Refinishing | Sep 11, 2026 | Furniture Refinishing
If you live in one of Downtown Dallas’s converted lofts or high-rise condos, you already know your furniture works a little differently than it would in a house out in the suburbs. A dining table that fit a 1920s warehouse floor plan, a grandmother’s...
by Andrews Refinishing | Sep 11, 2026 | Upholstery & Reupholstery
In the Craftsman bungalows and Tudor cottages lining the streets around White Rock Lake, you will find furniture that was built to outlast the house it sits in. A lot of Lakewood living rooms still hold a sofa, a wingback chair, or a set of dining chairs that came...
by Andrews Refinishing | Sep 11, 2026 | Cabinet Refinishing
If your kitchen in Farmers Branch still has the oak or builder-grade cabinets it came with, you already know the drill: the boxes are solid, the layout works fine, but the finish looks tired next to a new countertop or backsplash. Full replacement means tearing out...
