Restoration of an antique solid wood furniture piece

<p>Recommended when the <strong>structural stability</strong> of an antique piece must be preserved or restored, <strong>this intervention applies to an antique solid wood furniture item</strong> requiring skilled craftsmanship to recover its integrity and original character.</p>

<p>The carpenter works with full respect for the furniture’s history, considering its wood species, joints and period finishes. Each step aims to reinforce the structure while maintaining the marks of time that define its value. This approach ensures a <strong>faithful restoration</strong> and <strong>enhanced durability</strong> for everyday or decorative use.</p>

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<li>Overall condition assessment</li>
<li>Controlled cleaning and stripping</li>
<li>Repair of cracks and joints</li>
<li>Discrete replacement of damaged parts</li>
<li>Structural consolidation</li>
<li>Treatment against insects and moisture</li>
<li>Restoration of decorative elements</li>
<li>Application of traditional finishes</li>
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<p>This restoration is ideal for family heirlooms, antique pieces or character furniture showing natural wear or structural weaknesses. The applied techniques provide <strong>heritage enhancement</strong> without altering the original appearance.</p>

<p>By choosing this service, you receive a carefully restored piece featuring a <strong>durable authentic finish</strong>, ready for many more years of use.</p>

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<h3>Questions fréquentes</h3>
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<li><strong>Why restore antique furniture ?</strong> To improve performance and safety.</li>
<li><strong>Typical duration ?</strong> About 1 to 2 weeks.</li>
<li><strong>Frequency ?</strong> Usually once per full restoration.</li>
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