Furniture Restoration in Hyde Park, Austin TX

Hyde Park is one of Austin's oldest historic neighborhoods, laid out in 1891 north of the University of Texas. The grid of bungalow-lined streets between Speedway and Duval, around the historic Hyde Park Baptist and Avenue B, holds the densest concentration of preserved early-20th-century Austin homes. Customers here are heavily UT faculty, longtime Austin families, and a strong cluster of architects, designers, and arts professionals — and the furniture inventory matches: original-to-the-house Craftsman bungalow pieces, mid-century Modern collected over decades, and curated antique inheritances.

Hyde Park's work is heavily mid-century and Craftsman-era restoration. We re-glue and stabilize 1910s and 1920s oak case goods built locally for these bungalows, restore Eames and Knoll mid-century pieces with hard usage from decades of academic households, and color-match finishes on built-ins original to the houses. Old pier-and-beam foundations move with the seasons, stressing tall pieces. Tree-canopy sap from Hyde Park's mature pecan and oak coverage is a real and quirky finish-staining issue on porch-adjacent pieces.