Bespoke Painted furniture and upcycling services near Exeter

Modern Makeovers for the Furniture You Already Own

(and still love)

Got a piece of furniture that feels out of place in your home?

Maybe it’s dark, dated, or just doesn’t match your style — but it’s well made, full of history, or too special to get rid of.

You don’t want to dump it… but you also don’t want it sitting there covered in dust.
That’s where I come in.

What I do

I help you upcycle and modernise your existing furniture so it fits your home, your lifestyle, and your taste — without the stress of replacing it.

Whether it's something you've inherited or a piece you've had for years, we'll work together to give it a new lease of life with a hand-painted makeover.

Sound familiar?

You’re staring at a brown cabinet thinking “ugh”.
Or a sideboard that makes the whole room feel a bit… meh?

I’ve so been there too!

But it doesn’t have to stay that way.

You’re in the right place if:

you are someone who:

· Values the sentiment of a piece of furniture you've inherited

· Cares about the environment and hates waste

· Loves to express your own style through your home

· Is short on time but still want beautiful results

· Believes that older furniture has more character than the modern alternative

· Has any item of household furniture that could look amazing ....with a little help!

Why choose to have your furniture painted?

Old brown furniture might not be much to look at — but it was built to last.

With the right paint or stain and finish, we can turn it into something truly special.

Whether you’re drawn to a piece for its history, sentiment, or quality, I can help you transform it into a one-of-a-kind focal point that fits your style and your home.

I’ve been painting furniture since 2014, and running Absolutely Mintage since 2017 — working with brilliant customers to create furniture that feels timeless, personal, and completely unique.

Fancy learning to paint furniture yourself?

Furniture painting can be mindful, therapeutic, creative, and honestly — a bit addictive.

My workshops are small, cosy, and relaxed.
Perfect if you want some “me time,” learn a new skill, and go home with something you’ve transformed yourself.

It's not about perfectionism — just about having fun and experimenting in good company.

Let’s chat about the piece you’ve got in mind — whether it’s a bedside table, chest of drawers, dresser or wardrobe,
we’ll chat about what you want, what’s possible, and how to make it work for you

What’s next?