Is it SPRING yet???

It's getting there. The sunshine outside the shop is bringing people in. Love visiting with our regulars and those people passing by with curiosity.

We can't stress enough our passion for doing what we are doing. We (my wonderfully talented hubby and I) love making something new again. PERFECT example of a latest piece...

You wouldn't have known this piece was left for the landfill. My husband is a woodworker and was able to give this dresser new life.

One of the drawers had so much "repair" that it was not worth saving. There were a few busted up spots here and there that my husband was able to remove/repair. But the biggest damage was the left front leg. Most would have never given this piece a second thought....but WE did.

Like all our other refurbs, this too will not be here long. Can't wait to see the smiling face of the new owner. :)

waiting on spring...

It's coming, I'm sure...just a little impatient. I can't wait for the Indiana weather to break and give me some sunny days and nice breezes for my furniture refurbishing to get into FULL SWING. Here are a few fun tables and stuff that we recently brought in. There are a few things left.

Just in...

This sweet twin bed goes great with this refurbished little side table. Priced seperately, these just happen to go well as they both seem to sit lower than the average bed and table. Stop in and check them out if you have a child that is ready for the "big bed".

Unique Repurpose!

I wish I had taken a 'before' pic of the TWO pieces of shipping crates that wwere used for this creation. Just by stacking them (attaching with wood screws), adding sturdy castors and giving it a paint and distressed treatment we now have a VERY unique coffee table! I found an old advertising image online, I do not speak spanish but liked the wording so I used my overhead projector and strategically hand painted it on. Definetly one-of-a-kind.





*please excuse the off color, for some reason the brighter image refuses to darken to the 'true' color. It's rather an 'army green' color.