Furniture conservation is a multifaceted discipline that combines art, craftsmanship, and science to ensure the longevity and beauty of furniture pieces with historical, cultural, or sentimental significance.

Our team of dedicated furniture conservators provide tailored conservation, repair, and restoration services for furniture and wooden objects, protecting and enhancing their value.

We work with an array of pieces ranging from Australian colonial and antique European furniture to ethnographic items. Our specialised services meet the conservation needs of furniture and wooden objects.  Restoration is a significant component of furniture conservation. This involves repairing and refurbishing damaged or deteriorated components of the furniture while retaining as much of the original material as possible. Our skilled conservators employ a range of techniques to mend broken or weakened joints, replace missing elements, and match colours and finishes to maintain consistency.

Conservation often extends to addressing the finishing and surface treatment of pieces. This may include restoring finishes like varnish or gilding, as well as conserving decorative elements such as marquetry, inlay or laquerwork.

Our team carefully assess each piece, identifying areas of damage and deterioration. Our treatments and restoration processes then stabilise the structure, repair damage and rejuvenate the original finish, ensuring that your pieces are in the best condition possible.

We take pride in our expertise and commitment to preserving the beauty and historical significance of furniture and wooden objects. 

Contact us to discuss your specific requirements, and let us safeguard your valued pieces for future generations.