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How to Locate a Refinisher or Restorer

You can always check online or in the yellow pages under “Furniture: Repair, Refinish or Restore.” However, get professional references when possible. Check with furniture stores, interior designers or antique dealers. Staff members at historical houses and museums can often recommend restorers.

It’s a good idea to visit the workshops of prospective refinishers to see firsthand some of their work. Any reputable refinisher should give you a free consultation and an estimate of the cost to repair.

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A wall of vertical poplar slats sets off a white-painted brick fireplace in the family room of a Danville, California, house renovated by Kimberley Kay Interiors. The individual wood battens are stained slightly different shades of light khaki, creating a sense of organic color variation across the wall that contrasts pleasingly with the regular rhythm of the neatly tailored millwork. More texture and visual interest are added via textiles and woven-straw baskets.

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