Explore a selection of our finest upholstery work, where worn frames and faded textiles meet careful craftsmanship and premium materials.
Every piece of furniture holds a distinct history. We approach restoration not as a mechanical process, but as the continuation of a narrative. Our workshop strips each piece down to its foundational frame, meticulously reinforcing weakened joints before building up fresh layers of webbing, robust padding, and tailored textiles.
The result is a structurally sound, beautifully finished piece that honors its original design while enduring daily use for decades to come.
When this century-old wingback arrived, its original leather was cracked beyond repair and the seat sagged heavily. We rebuilt the eight-way hand-tied coil springs, selected a deep walnut-toned distressed leather to honor its era, and applied individual antiqued brass studs along the sweeping armrests.
A classic minimalist lounger suffering from deteriorated foam and brittle rubber straps. We introduced high-resilience structural foam, replaced the internal suspension, and tailored a vibrant woven teal wool that perfectly complements the warm tones of the gently refinished teak frame.
A set of six dining chairs requiring complete reupholstery. We employed traditional horsehair stuffing techniques for the seats to maintain period authenticity, finishing them in a durable yet elegant cream damask with precision-aligned patterns and double-welt cord trims.
Beyond the final fabric, true restoration happens beneath the surface. We dedicate uncompromising attention to the hidden structure of every piece we handle.
We disassemble loose frames, clean old adhesives, and reconstruct joints using traditional woodcraft techniques to ensure rock-solid stability before applying any padding.
From jute webbing and hand-tied springs to modern high-density foams, the foundation defines the comfort and longevity of your seating.
Fabric tension, pattern alignment, and meticulous trim work elevate a simple repair into a fully restored work of functional art.
Common questions about our restoration projects.
We work on a wide range of pieces, from antique Victorian chairs and mid-century modern loungers to contemporary sofas and dining sets.
Yes, our workshop is equipped to handle extensive structural repairs, including rebuilding broken joints and replacing damaged timber.
Simply send us a few clear photos of your furniture along with a brief description of its condition, and we will provide a preliminary quote.
Whether it’s a treasured family heirloom or a recent vintage find, we are ready to discuss your restoration project.