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Featured Reviews for Upholsterers

The Upholstery Co
Upholsterers
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars18 January 2024
“I had my furniture covered by this company and I would give them as high a rating as possible. Excellently finished it could be mistaken as brand new . It cost exactly a third of what I would have paid for the same in new. I would definitely recommend them you won’t regret it. Thank you guys I’m delighted with your work”
CS contract furniture
Upholsterers
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars5 September 2022
“Thank you Mark for the outstanding job you did for us, I will be highly recommending you to my friends and Colleagues ☺️☺️”
J Shaw Furniture Design
Upholsterers
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars19 February 2019
“Excellent work. John reupholstered my suite of furniture. It looks and feels brand new. Very helpful and knowledgeable . I can highly recommend him and look forward to getting more work done with him in the future”
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Useful information about Upholsterers & Furniture Restoration Specialists
Reupholstery Costs
Usually priced per item. For example, expect to pay £500 - £900 for armchairs, and £600 - £1000+ for sofas. The size, type and fabric of your furniture will affect costs. Speaking with an experienced upholsterer near you will help you find out how much it will exactly cost for your item.
Repair Times
For smaller items of furniture, this could be a few hours. But for larger items such as sofas, it may be a few days.
Furniture Repair Costs
From £80 for scratches to the finish, up to £300+ for repairs to the structure of your furniture.
Busy Months
February - May, August - September
Not Busy Months
June - July, November - December
Upholsterer or Furniture Restorer FAQs
  1. Assessment: Evaluate the condition of the furniture, and identify any damage, missing parts, or structural issues.
  2. Cleaning: Clean to remove dirt, grime, and any old finishes or coatings. Using appropriate cleaning products to prevent damage.
  3. Repair: Repair any damaged parts, such as loose joints, broken legs, or cracked surfaces.
  4. Stripping: If the furniture has old paint or finishes, use appropriate stripping agents or methods to strip them off.
  5. Preparation: Sand the furniture surface to smooth out imperfections, creating a suitable base for the new finish.
  6. Finishing: Apply the desired finish to the furniture, such as paint, stain, varnish, or wax.
  7. Hardware and Upholstery: Clean or replace hardware components, such as handles or knobs. If the furniture has upholstery, consider reupholstering to give the piece a fresh look. You can hire an Upholsterer on Houzz to do this for you.

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There are 65 Upholsterers, registered on Houzz.
Upholsterers deal predominantly with soft furnishings and furniture, such as sofas, padded chairs and padded headboards. For all other pieces of furniture that could be repaired or restored, there are furniture restoration specialists to help you. They can help you upcycle that outdated sideboard into something modern and stylish, or repair your vintage dresser for you. You may find that lots of upholsterers offer furniture restoration and furniture repairers offer upholstery services, too, but always double-check the exact services they offer and if they can help you with your furniture before hiring them. Upcycling furniture saves money and waste, and is ever popular in vintage or industrial-styled homes, so consider upcycling any old furniture you find, with the help or advice of a furniture restoration specialist, if you want to add a bit of recycled charm to your home.
  • How long have you been a furniture upholsterer or restoring furniture?
  • What types of furniture do you restore or upholster?
  • Can you offer reupholstery?
  • Do you work with your own fabric or can I source fabric myself?
  • Do you work with other fabric suppliers?
  • Can you give me a written estimate?
  • What do your upholstering and restoration services include?
  • Can you decorate/embellish furniture or do you only repair or upholster?
  • When will you complete this job?
  • How durable will the materials be?
  • Do you have any advice for long-term care?
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Upcycling has become more and more popular lately, as the fashion for retro and rustic furniture has returned, but doing it yourself can cause all sorts of mishaps, so professional furniture restoration specialists should be called in to handle the job properly, especially if the piece of furniture you’re dealing with is particularly tricky. Upholsterers are your saving grace when it comes to refreshing your furniture or soft furnishings. It’s true that when redesigning or redecorating a home, it’s tempting to throw everything out and start again with all-new furniture and decor. But this requires a big budget and a ruthless attitude, which may not necessarily be needed with all redesigns, so instead, consider hiring furniture upholsterers to reupholster, repair, restore or redesign some key pieces for you.

You’d be surprised at the magic furniture upholsterers can do to an old piece of soft furnishing; rips can be mended, worn fabric refreshed and extra elements added, at a lower price than buying brand new. You can ask for reupholstery or furniture restoration of the item, to match it as closely as possible to its former glory or ask for something completely different to match your redesign. Trims, piping and fringing can be added for additional flourishes, new fabric patterns chosen, extra padding added, chair backs or headboards buttoned and new sofa or duvet covers stitched.

If you’re not quite sure what to do with your old furniture, try taking it to furniture furniture restoration specialists to ask for their advice. Established upholstery services will be able to handle all sorts of fabric upholstery and reupholstery, including leather upholstery, and recommend the fabric that will work with your furniture and design theme. They will also be able to tell you about the durability of the fabric they will use and how to look after your re-upholstered item.

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