Mid-Century Credenza Restoration: Bare Wood to Rich Walnut

Refinished mid-century credenza in rich walnut tone with new brass hardware

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This mid-century three-door credenza came to us stripped down to bare wood, left with an uneven, blotchy base coat — a common in-progress stage before the final color is built up.

The Piece

A classic mid-century case piece: three cabinet doors, tapered legs, and long brass pulls running the full height of each door — the kind of silhouette that anchors a dining room or entryway.

Before & After

We took the credenza back to raw wood, then built up an even, rich walnut-toned finish across all three doors and the case, replacing the blotchy base coat with a warm, consistent color that highlights the grain. The original brass hardware was cleaned and reinstalled to finish the piece.

Considering a Credenza Refinish?

Mid-century case pieces like this one are some of our most requested restorations — see our mid-century refinishing services or send us a photo of your piece for a free estimate.


Send Us a Photo for a Free Estimate

Have a mid-century piece that needs attention? Send a few photos using the form below and we will tell you exactly what it needs, what we would do, and what it would cost. Estimates are free, and pickup and delivery are available across the Dallas area.


Prefer to talk it through? Call (469) 371-1468 or email Phil@TheEnglishRefinisher.com.

The English Refinisher – fine wood and furniture refinishing, by hand in Dallas, Texas. Serving Dallas, Wylie, and surrounding communities by appointment.

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