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 Repair
Walk the trail loop around White Rock Lake on any Saturday morning and it is easy to see why this stretch of East Dallas has more dogs per block than almost anywhere else in the metroplex. The dog park off Mockingbird Lane stays busy from sunrise, and the trail sends...
by Andrews Refinishing | Jul 28, 2026 | Furniture Repair
Texas Summer, AC Swings, and Your Wood Furniture Texas summers do a number on wood furniture, and the effect is easy to miss because it happens gradually, joint by joint, drawer by drawer. University Park’s older, well-established homes are full of real hardwood...
by Andrews Refinishing | Jul 28, 2026 | Furniture Repair, Furniture Restoration
Furniture Restoration in Lakewood, Dallas Starts With the House It Came From Walk through Lakewood on a Saturday afternoon and you will pass Tudor cottages with steep gables, Spanish Eclectic bungalows with arched doorways, and Colonial Revival two-stories that have...
by Andrews Refinishing | Jul 28, 2026 | Furniture Repair
Walk the tree-lined blocks of McCommas, Mercedes, Morningside, Monticello, and Merrimac in the M Streets and you are standing in one of the largest collections of Tudor-style homes in the country. These 1920s houses, built after Fletcher and Frank McNeny carved the...
