Frequently asked questions

Re-upholstery involves stripping furniture to the bare frame, fixing springs and webbing, and replacing all internal padding before adding new fabric. Re-covering is simply applying new fabric over the existing structure.

I offer both upholstery techniques: Traditional uses materials like coir, horsehair and hand-stitching for period pieces. Modern uses contemporary materials like high-density foam and synthetic wadding. In addition I am also able to offer more sustainable products, such as rubberised hair

Yes, we can often restyle pieces by removing skirts, adding tufting/channeling, or altering the shape of the arms to create a more contemporary look.

Yes, we typically inspect and repair broken springs, worn webbing, and loose joints as part of a full re-upholstery service.

Standard turnaround is often 4 to 6 weeks depending on the size and complexity of the piece.