Upholstery and Restoration Services

Vintage Chair Upholstery

Restore a favourite vintage chair with upholstery shaped to its frame and intended use. The work can include removing worn fabric, assessing the padding, replacing materials where needed and fitting your chosen fabric with care. Details such as piping, seams and visible timber are considered so the chair retains its character while becoming comfortable for everyday use.

Sofa Reupholstery

Reupholstery gives a vintage sofa a fresh surface while keeping its distinctive shape. Each piece is assessed for frame condition, padding and existing construction before fabric is fitted. Choose a look suited to the room and the sofa’s proportions. Where required, the work can include padding renewal and trim finishing to help the piece feel ready for regular use.

Dining Chair Seats

Refresh dining chairs by recovering their seats with fabric selected for the way your household uses them. The process includes removing old coverings, checking the seat base and padding, then cutting and fitting the new material. A consistent finish across a set helps the chairs sit well together while preserving the lines of the original furniture.

Antique Furniture Repairs

Older furniture often needs a careful assessment before upholstery work begins. This service focuses on identifying worn coverings, loose upholstery components and repair needs that affect comfort or finish. The approach aims to retain the piece’s original character rather than disguise it. Scope depends on the furniture’s condition, construction and the work required to prepare it for reupholstery.

Fabric Selection Advice

The right fabric should suit the furniture’s shape, intended use and setting. Get guidance comparing colours, textures and fabric qualities before making a selection. Consider how a pattern will sit across seams, how the material feels, and the level of wear it may face. A considered choice helps the finished piece look balanced and work for your space.

Upholstery Repairs

Some vintage furniture needs a targeted repair rather than a complete fabric change. An assessment can identify issues such as loose seams, damaged trim or worn upholstery sections and clarify what can be addressed. Repair options depend on the fabric, construction and condition of the piece. The aim is a neat, practical result that respects the existing finish.