3 Quick Fixes for Wood Furniture
Restore the beauty of your pieces with these easy hacks
Photography: Jun Pinzon
If you've had your wooden furniture for years, we can only guess that the pieces have a few stains and signs of wear and tear. Although some would prefer to keep these marks (since the weathered look is starting to gain a following recently), it's still essential that you practice proper care and maintenace.
Check your lovely pieces and keep in mind these tips:
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