Fine contemporary and traditional upholstery
Let me inspire you
Whether contemporary or traditional, lift your home and interior with carefully chosen fabrics from leading designers and manufacturers.
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Quality is everything. I prefer to use natural fibres and UK based manufacturers; wools woven in Scotland by The Isle Mill, and Bute Fabrics – velvets, linens and weaves by Linwood and the Design Archives and silks and damasks by Gainsborough. Contemporary or traditional, vibrant colour or neutrals, I have a fabric for you. For more inspiration have a look in the gallery.
It won’t cost the earth
How much will it cost to restore your chair? Choosing to reupholster over buying an (often poorly made) cheap mass market chair has benefits –
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100% wool barrier (interliner), naturally fire retardant, is used under the top fabric to ensure the chair conforms with fire safety.
You will have something unique. A chair that lasts for years, supreme quality and one less item going to landfill.
And thinking of our environment, almost all the materials, fabric and fibre I use are natural and
where possible, from sustainable sources. By reducing waste and pollution your chair won’t cost the earth.
What’s your project?
Perhaps it is a new piece for a specific place, re-upholstering an old family heirloom, or giving the wow factor to something you found in a junk shop –
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IKEA Stradomon Chair re imagined
Upholstery and recovering
- Dining chairs
- Armchairs and comfy chairs
- Bedroom and small chairs
- Ottomans and bench seats
- Piano stools and foot stools
- Antique chairs
- Mid-century and vintage chairs
I repair furniture
- Mend broken legs and backs
- Restore finishes
- Strip and finish all furniture including desks, tables and drawer units
Please get in touch with me for an estimate for your project; With a wide range of fabrics to choose from we can discuss options.The estimate will include labour, materials and depending on your choice, a cost for the top fabric. Complexity depending, prices start from £50 for a drop in dining seat, £450 for an armchair, with smaller seats somewhere in between. This guide excludes materials and fabrics. I am unable to cover modern three piece suites due to the constraints of my workshop.