Our editors and experts handpick every product we feature. We may earn a commission from your purchases. Solid-wood furniture is often passed down from generation to generation, linking memories of ...

After the holidays are over and the guests leave, you may notice that things look a little worse for wear. The coffee and end tables have water rings. There are new scratches on the dining table.

You don't need to buy an expensive product to restore your furniture's shine ... Mix olive oil with an acid to clean and ...

Water damage to furniture as a result of flood or weather is not always as bad as it seems. Often the damage is quite manageable, or at least subject to partial repair. Read on for steps you can take ...

You'll need a clean, dry surface to let the oil seep into. Wipe off any dust and loose dirt with a dry tack cloth. If your teak hasn't been treated in a while or has build-up from outdoor and water ...

For structural repairs, use clamps to hold joints together while glue dries. Sand surfaces gently with fine-grit paper to remove old finishes without damaging wood grain. For minor scratches or ...

Now the evenings are getting longer and the weather is slowly but surely getting warmer, it’s time to turn your attention to your potentially long-neglected patio furniture. As dining al fresco with ...

Wooden furniture is a timeless investment for the garden and can be enjoyed for years to come with the right care. While oak, teak and pine are all durable materials, they can’t all be cleaned in the ...

With spring finally being here and sunny days on the horizon, I am fantasising about having people in my garden again. Big pitchers of cocktails, chilled around the table, bowls of crisps, dirty looks ...