A
Family Tradition of Quality Woodworking
for 100 Years!
Our
Shop
You
can count on repair and restoration techniques acquired and
refined for more than 90 years by master artisans.
We combine traditional techniques with the latest technologies
and tools to ensure the best possible results.
Workshop
Phil
with a new restoration
In
our spare time, we have plenty of
other things to do...
Upholstery
books
Thousands of fabrics to choose from
Just
a few tools....
Gavel
handmade for
our favorite judge
Joe
Termini
with restored furniture
Our friend Tony Scopin
upholstering a chair
Phil
Termini
with restored propeller
Phil
with miniature wood desk
made by Grandpa Ben
No job is too small...
Wood
decoy made by Phil.
No scrap wood goes to waste!
Desk
- Before and After
Look
who's sitting pretty
on this chair... before the customer
had a chance to sit on it!
Reupholstered
sofa
Reupholstered
cushions
Shelf corner unit (for cookbooks)
made and added to client's kitchen cabinetry - made by Tom
Termini
Sometimes
we need to
make a new part
Desk
Table
- Before
Table
- After
Upholstered
sofa
Reupholstering
a sofa in leather -
all that button tufting!
Table
with inlay
Table
renovation
Two
restored mid-century
modern Thonet chairs
Birdcage
made for the singing bird
for local high school play
Music
sheet cabinet
(artwork by Nancy Still;
painted in acrylic to depict
original design)
Upholstered
chair
Ottoman
Upholstered
chairs
Upholstered
chair
Mirrored
dresser
Upholstered
chair
Upholstered
chair
Upholstered
chair
Upholstered
chair
Upholstered
sofa
Upholstered
sofa
Upholstered
chair
Chair
from the U.S. Captiol
restored by Joe Termini
Dresser
during restoration
Oliver
lathe...love it!
Chair
repair
Chair
repair
Chair
repair
Wood
turning repair
Chair
repair
Chair
repair
Chair
repair
Chair
- Before
We get a lot of these after
New Year's...
Chair
- After
Ready for another party
Door
from antique
desk repair
Restored chair & sideboard
Lamp
repair
Sofa
renovation
Handmade
church chairs
for the Chapel at Knollwood Military
Retirement Residence, Washington, DC
Handmade
church chairs
Completed
Chair
We'll tackle any job,
even this scarey mess
Dresser
during restoration
Sewing
table
Proper
way to repair a
worn out chair joint.
Step 1. original piece
Step
2. chair joint repair
Step
2. chair joint repair
Termini
Furniture Service
7877 Cessna Ave., Gaithersburg, MD 20879-4107
301-963-6600
terminip@aol.com
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