Wood and Furniture Construction

Mahogany is gorgeous and luxurious, but how to source it authentically for reproduction antique restoration? Find out everything you need to know about this beautiful wood.

In this article, we explore how craftspeople age and distress their antique reproductions to create well-loved, cozy, character-filled pieces for an inviting space.

The art of replicating intricate details in antique furniture has a rich history. From ancient Egyptian tools to today, we celebrate the styles of eras past.

We're thrilled to share the impact of technology on antique furniture reproductions and how it is helping master artisans recreate exquisitely accurate replications.

In this exciting article, we explore and celebrate how antique furniture reproductions help preserve craftsmanship traditions that would otherwise be lost to time.

Probably one of the most distinguished British cabinetmakers of the 18th century, Thomas Chippendale launched a furniture style that is still one of the most sought-after antique furniture for collectors and admirers today. Echoes of Chippendale's unique styles remain even in more modern furniture.

We discuss the materials from which antique Chippendale furniture was created and why they were chosen.

Let us assist you in understanding the joinery types of fine craftsmanship and why they mark a piece of furniture that is heirloom worthy.

How do you tell what wood was used to build an antique? This guide explores the most common species and characteristics of each.

Know how to spot the difference between solid wood and veneer confidently./p>

We share knowledge on how to identify and spot genuine mahogany wood.

What can you do to bring back the glory of a mishandled piece of antique furniture? We answer this in-depth here.

The mahogany tree and its wood have fascinated master artisans for centuries. Here, we review some of the most FAQs about the mahogany tree.

We detail why carpenters, cabinetry crafters, and woodworkers around the globe say mahogany wood is the best choice for furniture.

How does a joinery technique used by Chinese woodworking artisans from the 12th century remain one of the go-to joints for furniture today? We answer that question here./p>

The history of the most-used, most-popular woodworking joints used around the world.

If you've ever debated whether the benefits of solid wood furniture were worth it, we can help clarify and explain here.