Trash to TREASURE Restoration | Furniture Restoration

Watch as I transform this old, broken, and probably should be trash, Eastlake dresser into a stunning piece of furniture! This dresser restoration project will inspire you to give new life to your old, forgotten pieces. #Antique #furniturerestoration #trashtotreasure

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Thanks for watching!

- JM

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[marypont]

For all my 60 years, my mother has used a dresser exactly like this one and a mirror hung on the wall in another part of the house....this is the first time I've realized they belong together!😂 Great job resurrecting this one.

[mollynakamori]

That was no restoration - it was a resurrection! What amazing work!

[melindajohnson]

That they kept the pieces with the dresser speaks to the knowledge that the seller knew there was potential. OUTSTANDING WORK!

[dorishodge]

I love videos like this where a piece of furniture looks dump worthy, but then is restored to its almost brand new condition. Great work! Any one would love to have that dresser in their home.

[wendyspicer]

The piece was made by a true craftsman and was restored by a true craftsman. Beautiful.

[rameshshankar]

You have to appreciate the artistic carpentry of those days

[annpotter]

Just Lovely !!!! So glad you put the mirror back on, so many do not when they restore these beautiful pieces!! I love it !!

[ellenfoster]

I’m definitely team ASMR, no music. Love your work

[WaterNai]

The beveled glass of the original mirror was wonderful. You could get it resilvered and put it back in the frame. I think that would really be the jewel on the piece. Excellent work!

[patacake]

How the owners of this piece had the nerve to ask $20 for it, I'll never know.The result of your work is amazing.

[janetrodriguez]

Very amazing. That piece was headed to the landfill, glad you saw the potential in it. Excellent job, turned out beautifully.

[martieellen]

My father restored a very similar Eastlake dresser in the 80"s that was my grandmother's. He used linseed oil and I have refreshed it with Odies oil. I have owned it for the last 30 years and it will be passed to my daughter. Thank you for giving this piece of history a new life.

[soniciris]

stunning. they really don't make 'em like they used to, so how wonderful to see this old gem brought back from the grave! A+ work

[kellypatricia]

Votre travail est remarquable.
Vous ressuscitez de vieux meubles dont personne ne voudrait.
Chapeau l’artiste ! 😍💚
C’est toujours un immense plaisir de vous suivre.
Salutations de France 🇫🇷.

[KnottenWood]

WOW!!! When you first showed this piece, all in pieces and broken up, I thought “this is gonna be interesting!” Man, you did a fantastic job bringing this piece back to life!! And no table saw or jointer?! Very impressive!!

[laraynekayfes]

Thoroughly enjoyed your chatter-free video. Eastlake is a favorite of mine & this is a beautiful piece now! Excellent work.

[conniemaniaci]

You have a great talent for restoring furniture. Embrace it!!

[kimberlyhawthorne]

So beautiful...I absolutely loved every minute of this video

[JochenOndraczek]

Very nice work. Very nice dresser! I love oakwood.

[grandmasmagic]

I'm glad you did not go overboard with the staining..it was just enough colour to bring it to looking it's best..nicely done...