by Andrews Refinishing | Oct 15, 2026 | Furniture Refinishing
You have a dining table that was a good buy twenty years ago, a dresser from a grandparent, or a hutch that came with the house. The finish is cloudy, the top is ringed with water marks, and every few months someone says, “Should we just replace it?” If...
by Andrews Refinishing | Oct 15, 2026 | Furniture Refinishing
You are standing in front of a dining table with a sun-faded top, a dresser with a stubborn water ring, or a chair that wobbles every time someone sits down, and the question lands: do you fix it or haul it out and buy something new? For many households, furniture...
by Andrews Refinishing | Oct 15, 2026 | Furniture Refinishing
Maple is one of the most honest woods in a furniture shop and one of the most unforgiving. It is hard, tight-grained, and pale, which is exactly why families bought it by the dining set in the 1950s through the 1970s, and exactly why a careless stain job turns it into...
by Andrews Refinishing | Oct 15, 2026 | Furniture Refinishing
If you collect antiques in Westlake, you already know the problem. The pieces worth owning are the ones that have lived a few lives: a Federal sideboard that came down through a family, a Victorian marble-top table from an estate sale, a set of ladderback chairs with...
by Andrews Refinishing | Oct 15, 2026 | Furniture Refinishing
If the dining table is going to be the center of your holiday this year, the calendar has already started working against you. Standard furniture refinishing at our Carrollton workshop runs 5-6 weeks, and fall is one of our two busiest seasons. A table dropped off in...
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...
