At Artabelle Furniture, we love breathing new life into cherished pieces, and our recent project is no exception! We transformed two ordinary chairs into stunning
This stunning 19th-century armchair is, unusually, made of three different kinds of timber: elm, beech and yew. Elm was traditionally used for the seats, while
These 6 original Betwood bistro chairs, would have been made in Austria, at the beginning of the 19th century. Most of them were wobbly and
Professionally refinished and polished with original cushions and gold label mark on its underside. The seat is made from beautifully figured elm with a classic
This armchair was brought to us due to one of its castors having fallen off: the timber broke just inside the castor and it was
A simple but effective way to rejuvenate old armchairs is to clean up the timber structure and apply a fresh coat of varnish. If you
A customer came to us asking if we could recreate 2 dining chairs, exact copies of the ones they already had. We got one of
This elegant little armchair was brought to us wobbly, all the joints were dried and pulling apart. The armchair needed to be stripped from its
This ancient chair was brought to us for structural repairs. The bottom middle stretcher was missing. It clearly broke off from the remaining side stretchers
This chair was brought to us with a broken back: the sides broke where they join the arms and one of the back spindles was
This chair was brought to us with a broken leg and stretcher. A new piece needed to be turned to insert where the break was,
A couple of chairs rebuilt and restored. Some challenging tasks to repair shattered rails and fitting new, turned components to match the patination of the
This smoker’s chair was brought to us as it needed freshening up and a new seat. The structure was sound, so it was a simple
Swivel chair completely dismantled due to loose joints, reglued and refinished. The swiveling mechanism was also cleaned and paint sprayed.
