It depends on the piece. If it's an inexpensive item that can be easily replaced, buying new is often cheaper. But for a solid, well-built frame with years of life left in it, upholstering is usually the better investment — and it keeps a good piece out of landfill.
Yes — a 12-month guarantee on all labour and on any fabric we supply. This doesn't cover accidental damage or general wear and tear, but we also offer repairs, so if anything does go wrong further down the line, we're on hand to help.
Yes. We just ask to check a sample first to make sure it's suitable for the job. For furniture made after 1950, any fabric used must also meet UK fire safety regulations.
No problem — we have access to most major fabric suppliers, and free samples are available. We'll advise on durability, fire rating, and suitability for your piece.
Yes, and we can also quote for sympathetic woodwork restoration where needed.
Yes — we work with a range of leather suppliers and can help with colour matching. We can also arrange quotes for re-colouring and restoring existing leather furniture.
Yes — any cushions, including fixed ones, can be refilled or replaced with new inners, custom-made to size. We'll help you find the fill and feel that suits you.
Yes — bespoke headboards made to any design, as well as upholstering or restyling existing ones.
Yes — and this can often be carried out in your own home.
Send us photos of your piece for an initial estimate. If you're happy to go ahead, we'll help you choose fabric and arrange a final measure-up and quotation. We ask for a 50% deposit to book you in, and take before-and-after photos so you can see the transformation.
Yes — usually free of charge. For larger pieces or longer distances, any charge will be included upfront in your quotation.
It depends on the piece and what it needs. We'll give you a realistic timeframe at your quotation appointment.
Yes — we ensure everything we make complies with the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) (Safety) Regulations 1988.
Plump and rotate cushions regularly to encourage even wear, and try not to sit on arms or cushion edges. Natural fabrics fade and wear faster than man-made ones — that's normal, not a fault. A gentle vacuum now and then keeps things looking their best.
Pattern book viewings and home visits are by appointment only. Get in touch and we'll arrange a time that works for you.