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ABOUT OUR BUSINESS Furniture Restoration Center of Oregon is located in Philomath, Oregon, a small town centrally located in the Willamette Valley. We have had a Main Street business, in this same location, for 25 years though our fascination and love of antiques goes back much further than that. Over the years our philosophy has changed and developed as we have grown to appreciate the artistry, craftsmanship and attention to detail that is so apparent in the antique furniture we work on. As time has passed, we have come to realize that we have a responsibility to preserve this furniture for future generations to appreciate and enjoy and perhaps, even to learn from. Therefore our mission is to provide quality products and services related to the preservation and restoration of furniture and architectural components. We offer many services at our shop. If you are a local customer and are interested in our services, please go to the "Our Services" link. Our retail store contines to expand each year and of course this website is an extension of that part of our business. Our shop has been described by restoration enthusiasts to be like a "candy store"! We carry stains, finishes, repair supplies, fillers and glues. We have a growing selection of seat weaving supplies, complete with how-to books, in case you want to try a project on your own. We also carry a nice selection of reproduction furniture hardware in brass, some nickel, wood, glass and porcelain. This includes handles, knobs, escutcheons, coat hooks, mirror hardware, latches, catches, casters, etc. Last, but not least is trunk hardware. There is an ever growing number of people getting those old trunks out of the attic to restore and put to use. Many have sentimental value, having belonged to a family member. Often times they are full of pictures and other memorabilia. It is important to keep these trunks in reasonable condition so they can be passed on through your family. We can help with our selection of handles, handle caps, nails, hinges, rollers and stays. Whether we work on a trunk or a caned chair or an old dresser, often times the piece is important to our customer because it belonged to a family member. This is the part of restoration that is really special to us. We enjoy the stories our customers share with us about the project. We love helping keep the memories alive!