About Me...
theFurnitureSmith is....
Logan Smith of Longmont, Colorado.
I began theFurnitureSmith in 2003 as a creative outlet and side business. It has evolved into a fantastic learning process and rewarding career.
theFurnitureSmith works in partnership with
Lipstick Ranch, an established line of western fabric
collage artwork designed by KC Willis.
KC happens to be Logan's wife. And his inspiration.
About The Process...
Refinishing and repairs are completed according to the
customer's wishes and the furniture's uses. The decisions
you and I make regarding the anticipated function and
use of the furniture lead us directly to what I recommend in terms of finish durability, appearance, and maintenance. The final decision, of course, is always yours.
The first step is always to evaluate an existing finish. Often, steps should be taken to preserve an original finish rather than refinishing, particularly in the case of a valuable antique.
If we agree to remove an existing finish, we then choose whether stripping or sanding (or a combination of both) is best. Our stripping uses the most environmentally friendly solution on the market.
Repairs, if needed, can be structural or cosmetic. I can fabricate
parts, and offer veneering. Finishes vary, from hand-applied oil
and wax, to polyureathanes and spray-on lacquers and varnishes.
At the mid-point of the process, theFurnitureSmith
recommends a face-to-face consultation. This is when final
refinishing decisions are made.
Also, theFurnitureSmith sells its own exciting lines of custom
and refinished furniture.
theFurnitureSmith is....
Logan Smith of Longmont, Colorado.
I began theFurnitureSmith in 2003 as a creative outlet and side business. It has evolved into a fantastic learning process and rewarding career.
theFurnitureSmith works in partnership with
Lipstick Ranch, an established line of western fabric
collage artwork designed by KC Willis.
KC happens to be Logan's wife. And his inspiration.
About The Process...
Refinishing and repairs are completed according to the
customer's wishes and the furniture's uses. The decisions
you and I make regarding the anticipated function and
use of the furniture lead us directly to what I recommend in terms of finish durability, appearance, and maintenance. The final decision, of course, is always yours.
The first step is always to evaluate an existing finish. Often, steps should be taken to preserve an original finish rather than refinishing, particularly in the case of a valuable antique.
If we agree to remove an existing finish, we then choose whether stripping or sanding (or a combination of both) is best. Our stripping uses the most environmentally friendly solution on the market.
Repairs, if needed, can be structural or cosmetic. I can fabricate
parts, and offer veneering. Finishes vary, from hand-applied oil
and wax, to polyureathanes and spray-on lacquers and varnishes.
At the mid-point of the process, theFurnitureSmith
recommends a face-to-face consultation. This is when final
refinishing decisions are made.
Also, theFurnitureSmith sells its own exciting lines of custom
and refinished furniture.
