Restoring & Refinishing Furniture

Choose one of these three varieties according to your desired look and the furniture material.

Don't put that old sofa on the curb! Give it new life with paint.

Teak wood is low maintenance but sometimes it needs to be restored. This handy guide will help you do it yourself.

Don't replace it, paint it!

Although durable, your countertop isn't invincible.

It’s important to protect your wood from the elements.

Your furniture staining and finishing questions answered.

Bamboo has a naturally-protective coating that makes it repel finishes, but there is a way you can stain it.

Create a cozy lounge area with a close up window view.

The key to a bubble-free application is in the supplies.

We've covered how to reupholster the back, the seat and the arms of a traditional wingback chair.

Take a wood table from tired to fresh with a few supplies.

Wood from Peltogyn flowering plants has a distinct look.

Wood oil finish is durable and resistant to removal.

Stripping closes the grain of the wood to the penetration of stain, sanding reopens the grain.

It's time to strip the wood surface of old paint or varnish. Use this advice for the best way to do it.

In addition to having a comfy place to kick up your feet, a storage ottoman wiill help hide clutter.

Polyurethane foam is one of the most common materials used in the restoration of furniture.

If you have had to refinish wrought iron furniture, then use the best sealant to preserve it.

A patio provides a most relaxing place for breathing fresh air or sipping some drinks.

Care for these heirlooms to pass them on intact.

Create that worn look by distressing it yourself?

Lead-based paint needs to be dealt with cautiously.

Use these painting tips to restore old leather furniture or to completely transform it.

Sometimes all your furniture needs is a little sprucing it up.

An accidental paint splotch isn’t the end for your couch.