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We operate a Los Angeles–based taxidermy repair studio focused on restoring damaged, aging, and irreplaceable mounts.

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This isn’t a storefront or a high-traffic shop—it’s a private, working garage studio built around the craft itself. The space was built specifically to serve a gap in the industry: true, high-level taxidermy repair done with precision, not quick fixes. Every piece is handled directly, one-on-one, with the kind of attention and accountability that’s hard to find in larger operations—handshake agreements, honest assessments, and no shortcuts.

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With museum-trained experience in taxidermy, fabrication, and finishing, the focus is simple: bring each piece back to a natural, lifelike state while respecting its original character. From cracked hides and broken features to full restorations, every mount is approached with patience, control, and a deep understanding of the materials.

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The background behind the work extends beyond traditional taxidermy into advanced sculpting, airbrushing, and custom fabrication. That combination allows for more than just repair—it allows for rebuilding structure, recreating fine detail, and refining mounts to a level typically associated with museum-quality and high-end studio work.

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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​We regularly work with:

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• Private collectors

• Sentimental and inherited pieces

• Film, art, and display mounts

• Antique and legacy taxidermy

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​​​​​​​​​​​Every project is treated individually. Some

pieces require subtle correction, while others

demand full reconstruction—but the goal

remains the same: to preserve the integrity

of  the mount while elevating its realism and

longevity.

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We understand that many mounts carry

personal, historical, or financial value. That’s

why our process is careful, transparent, and

rooted in respect for both the piece and its story.

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Our Approach

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• Detail-driven restoration, not quick fixes

• Natural coloration and lifelike finishing

• Structural integrity and long-term durability

• Honest assessments and realistic expectations

 

What Sets Us Apart

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Taxidermy repair is often overlooked or treated as an afterthought. We’ve built our studio around it.

Rather than simply patching damage, we approach each piece as a full restoration—blending technical repair with artistic refinement. The result is work that doesn’t just fix what’s broken, but brings the mount back to life.

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