Restore your antique furniture with laser precision, without risk to precious woods.
Stripping antique furniture poses a major challenge: removing accumulated layers of varnish, paint or wax without damaging precious wood species, marquetry, carvings and gilding. Chemical strippers risk altering colors and weakening joints.
The laser offers an ideal solution for valuable furniture: selective layer-by-layer ablation, without physical contact and without chemical agents. The beam respects delicate species, inlays and gilding.
Louis XV, Empire, Art Deco
Maximum delicacy
Surface restoration
Preserved carvings
Yes, provided parameters are precisely adapted. The laser can work around delicate inlays with precision to a tenth of a millimeter.
The laser generally removes one layer at a time (varnish, then primer, then paint) with total control over the thickness removed.
No, if parameters are correctly set. The laser targets only the coating, not the underlying wood.
Yes. We regularly work for antique dealers, auction houses and museums on high-value pieces.