Careful craft
Every piece is carefully stripped and assessed before work begins. Springs, webbing, frames and fillings are repaired or renewed according to what the chair genuinely needs.
UPHOLSTERY
Our studio specialises in the careful restoration and traditional reupholstery of antique seating.
OUR UPHOLSTERY
From a simple refresh to a full restoration, we treat every piece with the same respect we give to our own designs. We’ll guide you through fabric choices, finishes and details, helping you create something that feels personal, comfortable and entirely at home in your space.
OLD FURNITURE, PROPERLY RESTORED
From a simple refresh to a complete restoration, every antique we upholster is treated as an individual. We take time to understand its age, construction, proportions and previous alterations before deciding how best to approach the work.
The aim is never to erase the history of a piece. It is to preserve what gives it character while returning comfort, integrity and purpose for the next chapter of its life.
FROM THE WORKSHOP
We can guide you through the entire process, from assessing an antique frame to selecting fabric, fillings, finishes and the final details.
Every piece is carefully stripped and assessed before work begins. Springs, webbing, frames and fillings are repaired or renewed according to what the chair genuinely needs.
The right cloth can quietly complement an antique or completely change its character. We can help you find a fabric that feels right for both the piece and its setting.
Piping, braiding, antique nails, skirts, cushion profiles and finishing details are considered individually rather than treated as an afterthought.
FROM OUR STUDIO TO YOUR HOME
Whether it is a TallBoy antique, a family piece you have owned for years or a recent find, we can help you give it a new life without losing what made it special in the first place.
UPHOLSTERY ENQUIRIES
Send us a few photographs of the piece and tell us what you have in mind. We can advise on suitability, fabric, finishing details and the next steps.
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