Modern upholstery provides comfort using new techniques and materials.   This comfy arm chair was updated, giving it a cottage feel using piping and brown corded trimming.

We used traditional techniques, including hand-tied springs and hair stuffing to restore this chair.  The beautiful cotton fabric with humming birds made it feel warm and loved once again.

Hand made loose covers to protect a very much loved piece of furniture.  Using ticking material and adding piping and cute bows at the back to allow extraction off the chair for washing.

Scatter cushions made to compliment the customers sofa.  Loving the colours making a subtle addition to the look and feel of the room

This headboard was originally covered in brown faux leather and the client wated to update them to match the newly decorated bedroom.  They chose a light gray cotton fabric to cover the whole bed frame. 

Revamped conservatory furniture in a sage green ticking fabric.  

The client requested an update to this 19th century chair.  However, it needed a complete restoration and the beautiful damask fabric chosen made it all worth while.

The sprung edge of the chair had collapsed and needed to be restored.  The clients kids had used it as a trampoline (Arrgh!) but now it has been transformed. 

The customer wanted a stool and we made this from scratch.  A comfy stool using modern materials and a warm woven fabric in blue and green hues.