Restored furniture
Here you can see two specific restored pieces of furniture. The examples show differences in the scope of work, and you will find images and full documentation on the linked pages.
Images and full descriptions are available on the linked pages. They should be used as inspiration for your own enquiry. Price, stock status, and terms on a sales page for a restored piece of furniture are not a quote to treat your furniture.
N.O. Møller Model 56: new flat weaving and woodwork
The first example shows a Model 56 in oak, which has been restored with new flat weaving and renovated woodwork. The description distinguishes between the finished chair shown and the other chairs in a batch that is being restored to order.
The described work includes inspection of joints, sanding, beeswax treatment, and new flat weaving. The example therefore shows a combination of work on the wood and replacement of the seat. It is not merely a reweaving.
View images and description of Model 56.
Do you have a similar task? Then tell us if you wish to preserve the wood's current surface. The treatment chosen in the example is not automatically the right one for all chairs. Read more about flat weaving and repair.
Wegner’s Påfuglestol: a new handwoven seat
The second example shows a Peacock Chair, model JH550 from Johannes Hansen, in ash with armrests in teak. The specific chair is presented in restored condition with a new hand-woven seat in natural paper cord.
The description states that the frame has been inspected, and that minor wear marks in the wood have been preserved. This makes it relevant as an example of a renewal, where a new seat is combined with furniture that still shows signs of its age.
View images and description of Påfuglestolen.
What does your furniture need?
The two examples have different scopes. One describes a particular combination of wood treatment and flat weaving; the other shows a new seat on a restored armchair with signs of use preserved. Neither means that your furniture needs the same treatment.
Take photos of your furniture and tell us which parts you want to renew. Also indicate what you want to preserve: patina, colour, a particular detail or the set's overall appearance. Contact us with images and wishes, or begin in the overview of chair weaving.