Furniture repair and restoration in Perthshire
All types of repair and restoration, antique or modern. The aim is always the same: a piece that is sound to use and still looks like itself.


What usually brings a piece in
- Dropped in a move
- Smashed joints and snapped legs from a removal van. One Yell reviewer's grandfather's oak table came in just like that.
- Water and ring marks
- White rings, black stains and finishes lifted by a flood or a leaking plant pot.
- Lifting or missing veneer
- Edges catching on clothes, blisters in the middle of a top, wee pieces long gone.
- Splits and cracks
- Tops that have opened along the grain, stabilised so they stay put.
- Wobbly and loose
- Chairs and tables that rock, joints that have dried out and let go.
- Tired, worn finish
- Dull, patchy or sun-bleached surfaces brought back to an even colour.
Before and after, from the workshop






The small repairs nobody notices




Not sure if it can be saved?
The quickest way to find out what a piece needs is a text with a few photos. Craig will look at them and get back to you.
Or, in his own words, "feel free to phone for an estimate or just for some advice."
Four photos that help
- The whole piece, standing on its own feet
- The damage, close up, in good daylight
- Underneath a seat or the back of a carcase
- Any maker's label or stamp you find
