A successful furniture transformation starts with a creative process to see what's important in your piece, how to make the best of it and get rewarding results.

This Mid-Century Modern dresser with a flat bottom needed legs to be less boxy and have easier access to lower drawers. Discover the results

A stylish makeover for a 90+year old Japanese tea cabinet makes it grand. Preserving its identity was important.

Holding on to old furniture may be a necessity in the years to come. Furniture manufacturing is a big contributor of greenhouse gases.

Spring, the time for renewal, is a time to notice the unnoticed and see it with fresh eyes.

A guide to make your holiday giving unique, thoughtful and practical. See how much fun this can be.

Learn how to make spaces interesting, dynamic and definitely unique.

Mass-production of furniture, especially “fast furniture” contributes to the destruction of our planet. See how.

A little table with an elegant simplicity and exquisite appeal got my attention at a thrift store. See what happens when I made up my mind.

This discarded table with distinctive legs gets a chance to be grand again. See the new style.

My mother had something to do with my interest in and love for furniture.

Old furniture can be transformed into anything you desire—a work space, storage, display, entertaining, play.

Think of repurposing old furniture for a home office. No manufacturing. No packaging. No shipping. Here's how.

The high demand for new furniture in the United States is contributing to the tragic loss of forests around the globe.

Reused furniture is the most eco-friendly furniture you will ever find. Here's why.

See the possibilities of how to make your furniture work better in the new place.

Our furniture is a witness to our everyday lives, celebrations and conversations. It has stories to tell.

Keeping our spaces clean and organized provides benefits of wellbeing. See how.