1940’s Art Deco Sideboard RESTORATION | Literally Trash YouTube Challenge

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Published 2024-04-28
I restored this 1940’s Art Deco Sideboard for the Youtube #LiterallyTrashChallenge It was one of the largest pieces I have restored, covered in veneer damage, stains and scratches. Please let me know what you think of this furniture flip in the comments.

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All Comments (21)
  • @bhhenry
    The old sideboard, a relic of the 1940s with its once grand Art Deco design, had seen better days. Its chipped veneer and deep scratches told tales of a bygone era. As he approached it, the scent of aged wood and time-worn craftsmanship filled the air. He ran his fingers over the rough surface, feeling the history embedded in every groove and imperfection. With each touch, he felt a growing intimacy with the piece, a connection that went beyond mere restoration. This was not just a project; it was a journey into the past, a dance with the memories hidden within the wood. His hands worked methodically, stripping away the old finish to reveal the beauty beneath. He imagined the sideboard in its prime, the centerpiece of elegant soirees and intimate gatherings. As he delicately removed the hardware, a sense of anticipation built within him. Each screw, each piece of trim was like undressing a lover, slowly unveiling the secrets that lay beneath. When he discovered the key that still worked, it felt like unlocking a hidden passion, an unexpected pleasure that brought a smile to his lips. The act of restoration became a sensual experience, a tender embrace between him and the sideboard, culminating in a beautiful transformation that was as much about rediscovering himself as it was about saving a piece of history.
  • @maggiesue4825
    Before I say anything else, I just have to tell you and your wife that your little boy is precious! My husband and I raised two (they're in their 40s now), so everytime I see a little one like yours, my mind flies back to those very special times. They go so quickly!! Okay, to business: I wasn't aware of your channel until I started viewing the channels involved in the challenge. Men and women like you, you value the deep things: wood, grain, patterns, hidden treasures, headed for the bin to valuable (and valued) pieces for the home. Thank you for participating in the challenge, and thank you for sharing a little bit of your family! Cheers!
  • Absolutely beautiful - what a transformation! Art Deco pieces are always a minefield with acres of veneer and plywood to deal with 😀
  • @rhodabothma5667
    I'm so glad to find someone who explains what he is doing. Thank you for your video, I love the after look.
  • @myraholmes8702
    If I didn't see it in the trash state, I wouldn't know it was the same piece. Beautiful job, Cole😊
  • Beautiful job. All of you guys amaze me with your talent! These garbage pieces live again! That's so wonderful.
  • @cecoya
    Love the Tiger Oak wood one of the most beautifully veined works of art from nature. Good job have a great day
  • @Lola-jq1un
    I like human beings like you: gold in their hands 👍👏
  • @Bob-mk4cd
    Deco is my absolute favourite. Fabulous transformation
  • Wow, wow, wow, what a beauty Cole!! And what a result with those handles! 🤩👏😍
  • Thank you for patiently displaying a complete restoration including all techniques and practical skills to revive this piece, and I admire you as a carpenter and interested in restoration.💚:yt:
  • @lauralake7430
    I love art deco! How lucky that the key was in the drawer. It came out great!.
  • @donnarogers7732
    I.lovr this era of furniture. Job well done . Thank you for NOT chalk painting this beautiful unique piece of very Useful furniture.💙
  • Congratulations for taking a well-loved piece and making it newly-loved again!!! I would be proud to have this in my home!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
  • @gingerdunn6590
    It went from a piece of trash to a treasure . Prayers and Love 💞 From Oklahoma
  • @diamondperidot
    I love the challenges and the wonderful work you gentlemen accomplish. Your baby is too cute.
  • @KimRinehart
    What an usual piece you've found there!! You did a lovely job as usual! What a great focal piece that could be! Hugs to Sonny! What a delightfully happy little dude 😘