This course introduces the fine art of furniture restoration—without splinters. Whether it’s a creaky heirloom chair or a faded vintage armchair, each module explores how materials age, react, and respond to well-planned restoration methods. The course brings together traditional techniques and structured knowledge for restoring wood, metal, leather, and upholstered pieces.
With content that goes beyond surface shine, you'll explore multiple restoration areas with clarity and logic. Whether you're curious about lacquer or leathers, the course offers a considered path through essential repair knowledge, layered with insight that respects both form and function—no sawdust required.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand furniture restoration principles across multiple materials.
- Learn methods for restoring wood surfaces and structural damage.
- Explore upholstery repair techniques for seats and cushions.
- Examine metal furniture cleaning and structural restoration processes.
- Understand key considerations in leather surface preservation.
- Identify tools and materials suitable for various restoration projects.
Who is this Course For:
- Antique enthusiasts curious about preserving their furniture.
- Creative learners interested in restoration principles.
- Interior designers seeking restoration knowledge for decor pieces.
- Hobbyists exploring aged furniture rehabilitation projects.
- Vintage collectors wanting to maintain acquired items.
- Furniture sellers offering restoration-enhanced resale value.
- Upholstery or leather repair beginners needing clear guidance.
- DIY fans who enjoy structured material-based knowledge.
Career Path:
- Furniture Restorer – £27,000/year
- Antique Dealer – £31,000/year
- Upholsterer – £24,500/year
- Leather Repair Technician – £26,000/year
- Furniture Sales Consultant – £25,000/year
- Interior Restoration Assistant – £28,000/year
