This R. Huber barrel chair came to us worn out and forgotten. A Canadian classic from the golden era of mid-century design. New foam, fresh fabric, and a lot of patience later, it's ready for another generation.

This one almost stayed white forever.

When this Kaufman dresser came to us it was buried under layers of white paint — a common fate for mid-century pieces that fell out of fashion before the world remembered why they mattered. Good bones, hidden.

We stripped it back, refinished the walnut to bring out the natural grain figure, and let the piece speak for itself. Those sculpted wave pulls and tapered legs were always there. They just needed someone to care enough to find them.

This is why we do what we do.