Luxury Yacht & Property Restoration - Scandinavian and English-Speaking
Practical answers to common questions from villa owners, property managers, designers, and furniture brands on the French Riviera.
Yes. In many cases, damaged teak furniture can be professionally repaired by restoring joints, replacing damaged sections and refinishing the surface while preserving the original construction.
We restore dining tables, chairs, loungers, benches, sofas, pergolas, poolside furniture, built-in exterior woodwork and other luxury outdoor installations.
Teak naturally weathers when exposed to UV radiation, salt and rain. Grey colouring is usually a natural ageing process rather than structural damage.
With appropriate maintenance, professionally restored furniture can continue performing for many years depending on its original construction and environmental exposure.
Yes. Loose joints are one of the most common issues we repair. Addressing them early helps preserve the structural integrity of the furniture.
Where practical, yes. Every project is individually assessed to achieve a finish that complements the existing appearance while respecting the natural characteristics of the wood and age.
Most luxury properties benefit from annual inspection and maintenance, particularly before the main summer season.
Yes. We also restore exterior wood structures including pergolas, terraces, benches and custom outdoor installations.
Yes. We regularly carry out restoration work directly at villas, hotels, beach clubs and private residences across the French Riviera.
Yes. We support furniture brands, designers, architects and property managers with after-sales service, restoration and project support.
We primarily operate across Cannes, Antibes, Monaco, Saint-Tropez and surrounding areas throughout the French Riviera.
An initial assessment can often begin from photographs before arranging an on-site visit where required.
As a marine engineer and boatbuilder based in Cannes, I’ve seen how much value there is in bringing yacht professionals together — not in formal conferences, but in relaxed after-work settings where ideas, projects, and opportunities can flow naturally.
