Dedicated to the craft of antique furniture repair, restoration and reproduction for 40 years.
05/20/2026
Before Pinterest boards, there was Architectural Digest.
1960s interiors, forgotten estates, iconic furniture, old-world craftsmanship, and the kind of design details that still influence spaces today. These vintage issues are filled with inspiration that feels just as relevant now as it did decades ago.
For the collectors, designers, stylists, and lovers of timeless interiors ✨
18th Century English Georgian Oak Sideboard
Featuring a rectangular top, three drawers with original brass handles, and cabriole legs.
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03/24/2026
🪑Kipper’s Fine Furniture Wax
Enrich your home with Kipper’s Fine Furniture Wax for your precious antique and wood possessions. From a young age, Kipper learned the craftsmen’s secrets to preserving while still enjoying the usefulness of antique furniture. These wades both protect and beautify your home and we are no pleased to share the secret with you.
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03/24/2026
💼 Kipper’s Fine Leather Dressing
Enrich your leather goods and furnishings. Revives and restored leather to its original beauty, luster and suppleness.
Used at Kipper’s workshop for years. Good for luggage, belts, club chairs and fine leather goods.
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Another recap and overview of this amazing event!
We had such a wonderful time —an evening filled with laughter, engaging conversations, and meaningful networking. Guests connected, shared ideas, and experienced an inside look at Kipper Designs, where a live collaboration with Sorelle Fine Arts was unfolding.
There’s nothing better than bringing talented minds together in one space—thank you to everyone who joined us.
It was such a pleasure to host this collaboration with and earlier this month.
During the event, Gracie and the designers got a behind-the-scenes look at Kipper Designs, where they experienced an in-progress collaboration with Sorelle Fine Arts, including the materials, techniques, and creative flow.
Thank you everyone for participating!
12/19/2025
đź’ˇAn 18th-century bookcase with a mind of its own.
At first glance, it’s a dignified antique - quiet, scholarly, well-mannered. But lean in a little closer, and this bookcase begins to whisper secrets.
Crafted in the 1700s, pieces like this were never just for books. Hidden compartments, false panels, and clever mechanics were built in by master cabinetmakers who understood that furniture could protect, conceal, and surprise. In an age of letters sealed with wax, private ledgers, heirlooms, and political intrigue, secrecy was a necessity—not a novelty.
This bookcase carries those traditions forward. Its concealed elements were designed to safeguard personal documents, valuables, or objects meant only for trusted hands. No keys on display. No obvious clues. Just craftsmanship doing the talking.
What was once used to hide correspondence, currency, or family secrets could today hold passports, jewelry, rare books, or simply the pleasure of knowing something others don’t.
Antiques like this remind us:
the past wasn’t simple—it was ingenious.
DM for details, dimensions, or to discover what this piece still has hidden within.
11/28/2025
Stepping out this morning and my umbrella was of course above as it always is in the pale blue fresh of my favorite place.
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