A Pair of Hot Pink High Gloss Faux Bamboo End Stands

I firmly believe that vintage furniture isn't suitable for everyone. There are trade-offs and compromises with every significant decision, and choosing vintage is no exception. Your vintage piece will come with noticeable minor imperfections.

Vintage furniture is the opposite of perfect. It's not a fit for everyone. If you're seeking well-crafted furniture that has endured over time, furniture with charm, character, unique lines, and beautiful hardware, and furniture that can be customized to complement your decor, then we are your ideal source. Vintage furniture is also significantly more affordable than newly made pieces. In addition, you can customize your color, sheen, hardware choices and really make unique for just your space.

We address most imperfections in the piece, though achieving absolute perfection in a vintage-refinished item isn't feasible.

No finish is ever truly perfect, however, what flaws that may be in the piece will be nearly imperceptible to the eye, my pieces come to you better than they were sold by the original manufacturer, that I can guarantee.

Use a lint-free, soft cloth such as microfiber for general dusting. Avoid harsh chemicals and refrain from dragging objects across the surface during cleaning. Wizards mist and shine is the product I recommend for every day cleaning and polishing. For heavier clean-ups, just a little soapy water (dawn dishwashing liquid) will do the trick. Then Wipe dry, NEVER leave standing water on your piece. 

Also, I highly recommend getting your local glass purveyor to custom cut a piece of glass for your lacquered surfaces, especially if they will be high use surfaces such as dressers and end tables.  It's usually relatively inexpensive and will protect your beautifully lacquered/finished surfaces. 

Every piece that is shipped out includes a detailed aftercare instruction sheet along with touch-up paint if you ever need it, felt furniture pads, and a microfiber cloth to get you started. 

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