10/29/2026
Setting the table with grandma is a small ritual that kids remember longer than they realize.
In this Evanston dining room, the oak had gone dull from decades of Sunday dinners. We refinished it in a warm natural tone so the original grain still carries the room, and the built-in china cabinet now sits on a floor that matches its age rather than fighting it.
Old homes deserve finishes that respect what's already there. That's usually the difference between a room that looks updated and one that looks right.
If your dining room is due for the same kind of care, we're happy to visit and share a free estimate. Call (773) 704-1550 or visit rovinsflooring.com.