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About Our Furniture Restoration Courses

We exist to help people master the craft of restoring furniture with respect for history, materials, and the planet. Our programs blend traditional techniques with modern, sustainable practices—so every piece gets a second life, and every learner gains confidence through doing.

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Our Story

Founded by conservators and makers, our school began as a small workshop dedicated to preserving heirlooms for local families. Over time, we noticed a growing desire to learn the process—not just see the results. We opened our doors to students and designed courses that turn careful observation into confident hands-on practice.

Today, our community spans hobbyists, career switchers, and professionals seeking deeper expertise. What unites us is a commitment to authenticity, safety, and sustainability.

Mission & Values

Our mission is to preserve craftsmanship while advancing eco‑friendly restoration. The values below guide every decision we make.

Integrity of Materials
We prioritize reversible, conservation‑minded techniques and products, preserving the original character of each piece.
Safety & Craft Excellence
We teach safe tool handling and meticulous techniques, ensuring quality that endures daily use.
Sustainability
We reduce waste through repair, rehousing, and responsible finishing, choosing low‑toxicity materials whenever possible.
Access & Mentorship
Small cohorts, step‑by‑step feedback, and lifelong alumni support help you grow from your first project to your fiftieth.

Team

Our team is a blend of conservators, furniture makers, and educators who share a passion for teaching through practice.

  • Avery Hart

    Founder & Conservator

  • Milan Ortega

    Head of Conservation

  • Nora Kim

    Lead Instructor

  • Jonah Patel

    Program Coordinator

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    2012

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    A small conservation workshop opens its doors, focused on heirloom restoration.

    What changed this year?
    We formalized our approach to documentation and material testing, laying the foundation for future courses.