This works for paint and stain⤵️ 1. Brush on - We use a basic chip brush with our paint/stain stripper. Brush it on liberally and allow it to set for 15 - 20 minutes. Touch up any areas that dry out during that time. Some stubborn finishes may require repeat applications. Comment ✨️ STRIP ✨️ for the link to our supplies sent straight to your inbox! 2. Scrap off - Use a solvent proof plastic scraper to remove the excess. We use a plastic drop sheet to collect the runoff residue on the floor that
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This works for paint and stain⤵️ 1. Brush on - We use a basic chip brush with our paint/stain stripper. Brush it on liberally and allow it to set for 15 - 20 minutes. Touch up any areas that dry out during that time. Some stubborn finishes may require repeat applications. Comment ✨️ STRIP ✨️ for the link to our supplies sent straight to your inbox! 2. Scrap off - Use a solvent proof plastic scraper to remove the excess. We use a plastic drop sheet to collect the runoff residue on the floor that
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Not all furniture is created equal. And neither is the work that goes into it. What you’re paying for isn’t just the piece itself it’s the service behind it. Sometimes that means full restoration. Other times, it means careful preservation. Either way, the pricing reflects the depth of skill, time, and historical awareness it takes to do the job right. You’re also paying for the ability to recognize what’s authentic, what’s worth saving, and what details matter. That kind of discernment doesn’t
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Not all furniture is created equal. And neither is the work that goes into it. What you’re paying for isn’t just the piece itself it’s the service behind it. Sometimes that means full restoration. Other times, it means careful preservation. Either way, the pricing reflects the depth of skill, time, and historical awareness it takes to do the job right. You’re also paying for the ability to recognize what’s authentic, what’s worth saving, and what details matter. That kind of discernment doesn’t
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It’s easy to see a small coffee table and assume it’s just… a table. But sometimes what you’re looking at is the last surviving chapter of a story that started generations ago. This piece was made by Baker Furniture—an American company that, by the 1940s, had become a symbol of refined taste and enduring quality. Their work was heavily influenced by European design, especially French Neoclassical styles. That solid brass gallery along the top? Not just a detail—it was designed to keep glassware
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It’s easy to see a small coffee table and assume it’s just… a table. But sometimes what you’re looking at is the last surviving chapter of a story that started generations ago. This piece was made by Baker Furniture—an American company that, by the 1940s, had become a symbol of refined taste and enduring quality. Their work was heavily influenced by European design, especially French Neoclassical styles. That solid brass gallery along the top? Not just a detail—it was designed to keep glassware
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This is the pressed cane method, which is different from woven cane. If your chair has a groove instead of holes, this is the method you’ll need! Here’s the process: Step 1: Prep the Cane & Spline Soak both the cane sheet and the spline in room-temperature or lukewarm water for about 30 minutes to loosen the fibers. Don’t soak for too long, or it may weaken the structure. After soaking, remove and let excess water drip off before laying it out. Step 2: Trim & Fit Lay the damp cane over the area
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This is the pressed cane method, which is different from woven cane. If your chair has a groove instead of holes, this is the method you’ll need! Here’s the process: Step 1: Prep the Cane & Spline Soak both the cane sheet and the spline in room-temperature or lukewarm water for about 30 minutes to loosen the fibers. Don’t soak for too long, or it may weaken the structure. After soaking, remove and let excess water drip off before laying it out. Step 2: Trim & Fit Lay the damp cane over the area
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This method is one of the most effective ways to spot-correct damage while preserving the surrounding finish. There are dozens of ways to approach wood repair depending on the damage, but here’s the process I used on this piece—and it's a great general workflow recommended by Mohawk Finishing Products for blending color repairs on previously finished surfaces: 1. Fill the damaged area. I used a natural-colored wood epoxy here (because I was out of my tinted options), but you can purchase tinted
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This method is one of the most effective ways to spot-correct damage while preserving the surrounding finish. There are dozens of ways to approach wood repair depending on the damage, but here’s the process I used on this piece—and it's a great general workflow recommended by Mohawk Finishing Products for blending color repairs on previously finished surfaces: 1. Fill the damaged area. I used a natural-colored wood epoxy here (because I was out of my tinted options), but you can purchase tinted
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Most people saw a worn-out chair. I saw a moment in design history. Want to know what products I used to restore this chair? Comment ✨️chair✨️ and I’ll send you the link straight to your DMs. If you want to know more about how I ship furniture, check out my eBook linked in my bio🚚 This piece is a Milo Baughman design, but if you’re looking for a Thayer Coggin label—you won’t find it. That’s because this chair predates the Thayer Coggin brand entirely. It was made during a brief and historically
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Most people saw a worn-out chair. I saw a moment in design history. Want to know what products I used to restore this chair? Comment ✨️chair✨️ and I’ll send you the link straight to your DMs. If you want to know more about how I ship furniture, check out my eBook linked in my bio🚚 This piece is a Milo Baughman design, but if you’re looking for a Thayer Coggin label—you won’t find it. That’s because this chair predates the Thayer Coggin brand entirely. It was made during a brief and historically
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Comment ✨️ Restore ✨️ for the links of the products sent straight to your inbox! If you're interested in seeing the in-depth process on how we restored the damaged veneer, all of that is available in our subscribers reels. #furniture #furnituredesign #home #homeinspo #paintedfurniture #diy #painting #renovation #savedbydesign | Jennifer Beck
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Comment ✨️ Restore ✨️ for the links of the products sent straight to your inbox! If you're interested in seeing the in-depth process on how we restored the damaged veneer, all of that is available in our subscribers reels. #furniture #furnituredesign #home #homeinspo #paintedfurniture #diy #painting #renovation #savedbydesign | Jennifer Beck
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I can't stress this enough➡️ Refinishing furniture is not the most important skill you need to flip furniture. In fact, it's not a requirement at all. For me, the restoration skillset came second and was developed while I had already begun investing in flips on the side to fund my business. The truth is, the most important skill needed is being able to sell the furniture. Take this set of chairs, for example. We purchased them for $85.00. We cleaned and conditioned them. No refinishing was neede
Sep 18, 2024
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This Rock-A-Lounge chair isn’t just any mid-century find—it’s a rare Milo Baughman design from the early Thayer Coggin era! Want the products I used to revive it? Comment ✨️CHAIR✨️ and I’ll send the links straight to your inbox! Please share if you don't mind so we can reach your friends🧡 What makes it special? ✔ Original upholstery ✔ Walnut base ✔ Stationary, rocking & reclining functions ✔ A tilting ottoman for added comfort ✔ Tagged "James Inc."—the original name of Thayer Coggin’s company b
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This sculptural pair of mid-century armchairs was manufactured by the Jasper Chair Company of Jasper, Indiana, an American maker established in 1921 and known for producing high-quality hardwood seating for both commercial and residential interiors throughout the 20th century. At first glance, the sleek lines, tapered legs, and sculpted arms suggested a production date in the 1950s or early 1960s. But once we began the restoration process, the materials confirmed it. Under the original upholster
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