A well-worn workbench with hand planes, chisels, and wood shavings.

Restoring character, preserving history.

Patience. Experience. Respect for the grain.

The Workshop

Furniture carries stories. A scratch marks a year; a fade marks a decade. We do not erase these stories. We clarify them.

Troy has spent thirty years at the bench, restoring antique furniture by hand — traditional joinery, finishes that breathe, no plastic coatings, no shortcuts. Just hand work, time, and the right materials. It's a small, local shop: one craftsman, one piece at a time.

Two Specialties, One Philosophy

Antique Restoration

Heirlooms, family pieces, and finds with real age on them. Troy repairs joints, rebuilds veneer, and brings finishes back to life without stripping away the patina that gives a piece its history.

Mid-Century Teak

This is where the "AndTeak" name comes from. Danish and Scandinavian-style teak furniture from the 1950s–70s gets its own careful touch — oiling, hardware repair, and refinishing that respects the clean lines these pieces were built for.

Services

Refinishing

Removing old layers to reveal the wood beneath. Hand sanding. Oil and wax finishes that age gracefully.

Repair

Fixing loose joints with hide glue. Rebuilding missing veneer. Structural work that lasts another lifetime.

Conservation

Stabilizing delicate pieces. Cleaning without stripping. Preserving the patina that only time can build.

Have a piece in mind?

Every piece is different. Send a note describing what you have, and we'll arrange a time to take a look — no shop to visit, just a workshop and an appointment.

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