
Walking the Walk–why we repair old things
One of the things we–and most upholsterers– feel really strongly about is keeping furniture out of the landfill, and repairing/reusing something you already have.
One of the things we–and most upholsterers– feel really strongly about is keeping furniture out of the landfill, and repairing/reusing something you already have.
You’re ready to take the plunge and reupholster your furniture. That’s great! Custom reupholstery is a great way to take something you already love and
At the risk of being unpopular, I’m going to say it out loud: It’s probably not a good idea to reupholster your recliner. There. It’s
If you have an old piece of furniture whose design no longer speaks a modern language, you don’t have to get rid of it. Besides changing
Once again this year we’ve had the opportunity to work with the folks at Community Warehouse for their Chair Affair event. In years past, we’ve
Consider what your priorities are for the next phase of your furniture’s life. Is it endurance in the presence of pets or children, soil avoidance,
For first time customers and folks unaccustomed to working with custom handcraft workshops (upholsterers, like us!), we would like to answer our most common question:
Do a simple search online for “What to Look for in an Upholstery Fabric” and you’ll find one of the most often shared advice is
In choosing a new fabric for your project, also consider what your priorities are for the next phase of your furniture’s life. Is it endurance