The historic furnishings of both sacral and secular interiors are typically objects crafted from wood. Removal of wood-boring insects and structural reinforcement of wood are amongst the procedures we most commonly carry out.

Aesthetic work with these kinds of artefacts revolves around the restoration or reconstruction of assorted decorative techniques, the most common of which are water and oil-gilding techniques, faux marbling and graining, and intarsia or inlay.