The question I am asked the most is:

“Do you think it is really worth it to have this restored?”

My answer is usually:

"Older furniture is quality made. You will not find furniture today that has the bones, the beauty or the structure that an older piece has. They just don’t make furniture like that anymore."

-Mackensie

Mackensie Ashton, Owner

Mackensie Ashton, Owner

Restoration Station shop

Restoration Station


About Us:

Mackensie Ashton grew up in the towns of Sebastopol and Forestville, right here in Sonoma County.

Mackensie has been doing woodworking for 17 years. She was stationed with the U.S. Navy on the east coast in 1989 where she honed many mechanical skills as a Boiler Technician, Third Class Petty Officer. After returning to port after Desert Storm, she became interested in collecting and restoring antiques in her off duty time. With an honorable discharge and four medals, she came home to Sebastopol, CA., to earn a degree in Interior Design from Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, San Francisco.

While pursuing a career in Kitchen and Bath design for eleven years, the woodworking life kept calling her back. It has become a life long passion that has allowed the creation of this business today. Mackensie is proud to finally have found her calling with the opening of Restoration Station.