What began as a mother-daughter hobby — flipping furniture to save it from the landfill — has evolved into something far deeper. In the early days, we painted anything with potential, driven by the thrill of transformation. But over the years, our work has shifted from quick flips to intentional preservation and restoration of truly significant pieces. Today, we specialize in antique and vintage furniture, focusing on the details that most overlook: the joinery, the wood species, the construction techniques, and the historical context that gives each piece its place in time. We’ve spent years studying the past, refining our process, and building a reputation for timeless, historically informed work. From 19th-century heirlooms to mid-century designs, we don’t just refinish furniture — we uncover its story, honor its craftsmanship, and give it new relevance for modern life. This business isn’t just about beautiful furniture; it’s about doing the work the right way, with knowledge, intention, and care.