Craftsmanship

The workshop’s techniques

Traditional, reversible work that respects the history of every piece.

Shellac (gomme laque)

French polishing with shellac is a traditional technique that restores the depth and original shine of wood, without hiding the patina of time.

Restoring caned or rush seats using traditional methods, for a result true to the original.

Removal and fitting of leather on the drop-front of secretary desks and bureaus, as well as writing tables and other writing surfaces.

Veneer grafting and fine marquetry work to repair or recreate fine wood decoration.

Every kind of varnish, wax polish and finishing, suited to each wood and each period.

Restoring shine and definition to bronze and brass ornaments, without damaging the patina.

Structural consolidation of chairs, tables and other furniture weakened by time.

Bringing a piece up to date while respecting its original structure and character.