Woodart Furniture Restoration

Upholstery Shop in Marietta, Georgia

4.9(14 reviews)
(770) 656-05523003 Sandy Plains Rd, Marietta, GA 30066View on Yelp
Woodart Furniture Restoration - upholstery in Marietta, GA

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About Woodart Furniture Restoration

Woodart Furniture Restoration has built a strong reputation in Marietta, Georgia, earning a 4.9-star rating across 14 reviews, which is a meaningful signal in a trade where word of mouth drives most business. They specialize in framing, furniture repair, and refinishing, making them the right call when a piece needs structural work or a wood surface refresh, not just new fabric. Marietta's mix of historic homes and established neighborhoods means there's consistent demand for quality restoration work here. Reach them at (770) 656-0552.

Services

Framing
Furniture Repair
Refinishing Services

Services & Process

Furniture repair at Woodart covers structural fixes like regluing joints, replacing broken legs, and rebuilding frames that have warped or cracked over time. Refinishing services address scratched, stained, or faded wood surfaces by stripping the old finish, repairing the wood as needed, and applying a new stain or protective coat that matches the original or updates the look entirely. Framing work supports pieces that need new structural support before any surface work can happen. Together, these services can return a damaged antique or mid-century piece to full function.

Service Area

Woodart Furniture Restoration serves Marietta and the surrounding north Atlanta suburbs, including Kennesaw, Smyrna, Acworth, and Roswell. Their location in Cobb County puts them within a reasonable drive for clients coming from across the northwest Atlanta metro. They're a go-to for homeowners throughout the area who need serious restoration work done properly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between furniture repair and furniture refinishing?
Repair addresses structural or functional problems, like a broken joint, a cracked leg, or a drawer that won't close properly. Refinishing deals with the surface appearance, stripping and reapplying stain, paint, or lacquer to refresh the wood's look. Many pieces need both, and doing the repair before the refinishing is the correct order.
Can Woodart match the original finish on an antique piece?
Experienced refinishers can get very close to an original finish by testing stain combinations and sheen levels against the existing wood. It's not always a perfect match, especially on aged wood with a natural patina, but a skilled shop can get results that look intentional and appropriate. Bring photos of the original finish if you have them.
How do I know if my furniture frame is worth repairing?
Hardwood frames, especially those from older American or European furniture, are almost always worth repairing because the wood quality surpasses most new production pieces. Particleboard or MDF frames from budget furniture are harder to justify fixing structurally. Woodart can assess this for you during an initial consultation.
Does refinishing remove the antique value from old furniture?
In some cases, yes. Collectors and antique dealers often prefer original finishes, even worn ones, because they're part of the piece's history. If you're concerned about value, get an appraisal before committing to refinishing. For family heirlooms intended for everyday use rather than resale, refinishing usually makes the most practical sense.
How long does a typical furniture restoration job take in Marietta?
Simple repairs might be finished in a few days, while a full refinishing job on a large piece like a dining table or armoire could take one to three weeks. The shop will give you a timeline estimate after seeing the piece. Marietta's skilled craftspeople tend to be thorough, so quality work takes the time it takes.
Can Woodart handle furniture with both wood and upholstered components?
Their focus is on the wood side, including framing, repair, and refinishing. For pieces that also need fabric work, you may need to coordinate with a separate upholstery shop for the soft components. It's worth asking directly when you call, as some restoration shops have referral relationships with upholsterers.

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