Camden Lifestyle Magazine Issue 02 "The Outdoors"

Ebbie is a one-man show, no fancy manufacturing facility; just plain him. What you see is what you get, and what you get is good. A
man who knows how to bring your furniture back to life. He runs everything from taking incoming phone calls, scheduling, stripping,
refinishing and repairing the furniture. Ebbie said he appreciates his very loyal customers. “I try to provide great furniture restoration
and service for my customers. I am their personal furniture restorer. I want them to like my work and become frequent customers.”
Ebbie soon realized the need for his trade. “I realized there was a much larger need out there for quality, dependable furniture refinishing,
repairs of new and worn architectural millwork, interior woodwork, wood doors, and cabinetry.” Ebbie says he specializes in
antique restoration and reproduction even though it’s a lost art, with so many choosing not to invest in longterm pieces but cheap
mass manufactured furniture. “If that old chair in the attic is missing a leg or arm, I can reproduce it. You want your family pieces to
retain their value. It is so important to have your heirloom furniture restored correctly,” said Ebbie. Restoring furniture has been a
labor of love for Ebbie as long as he can remember. He understands a person’s furniture, old or new, is part of that person. When
you take a walk through his store, he loveingly tells every peice of furniture’s story, it’s history and the journey it took before coming
to him.