I faced a similar situation last year when I decided to restore a 1940s vanity dresser that belonged to my great-aunt. I chose to go with a company that specialized in furniture restoration in New Jersey , and Dr. Sofa was recommended to me by several friends. They were fantastic at keeping the dresser’s vintage charm while reinforcing its structure for everyday use. Their detailed approach not only preserved but enhanced the beauty of the piece, ensuring it could withstand more years of use without losing its historical essence. They really understood the value of maintaining the original aesthetics while making it functional for modern-day use.

How did you decide on a local service in New Jersey to refurbish older, sentimental furniture pieces? Any recommendations based on personal experiences?