Custom Re-Upholstery

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Chair Cushions & Matching Pillows

We had to make new cushions for two chairs. Shown here are completed cushions with matching custom made throw pillows. Please note the care taken with the pattern on the fabric.

We needed to cut and cover new foam. Showing the pieces ready for assembly

Claudia putting the finishing touches on by tufting with self covered buttons on the chair cushions.

The fit of the new cushions is just perfect. These cushions add to the comfort of these old chairs.

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Dining Room Chair Cushions

The client's cushions were in sad shape. This is the completely re-built seat cushion for a set of dinning room chairs.

Shows the springs coming through the old fabric. Please note how flat these old cushions were.

Bottom view of new seat.

There is no comparison between the new and old seat cushion. New foam, new fabric, and what a great new look.

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Swing Chair Cushion & Canopy

The client had purchased a swing set for a really good price. After about a year the fabric was not holding up. This shows the recovered seat cushion and new canopy sewn out of Sunbrella® which will last much longer.

Original condition of the seat cushions for a swing, or slider, outdoor bench. Had to be careful with the removal of the old fabric so as to use it as a pattern for the new covers.

Re-upholstered seat cushions prior to delivery to the client.

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Love Seat Re-Upholstery

Completed love seat with new fabric, double welting and the frame cleaned up. The seat cushion also has a new cover (not shown). A few minor repairs to the springs and frame were also required.

Shown here is the removal of the old fabric in progress. This piece is a good example of the biggest piece we are able to work on.

Detail of the completed arm. Care was taken to make sure that the stripes on the seat bottom and the back matched. With this pattern it was critical that the fabric was tightened properly (straight).

This photo of the love seat details of how bad the fabric had deteriorated. Here is the seat with the welting removed and the process of removing all the old fasteners and glue just starting.

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Assorted Chair Cushions

One of four dining room chair cushions (new is on the right). The client wanted the new fabric to match the color scheme of the room. We needed to add some foam to make them more plush.

A shot of some of the 18 or 19 bar stool seats that we recovered for a local restaurant.

Another set of Dining Room chair cushions that we had replaced the old foam and recovered with new fabric. The old cushion is in the front.

This is one of the Dining Room seat insert cushions prior to re-covering showing how the foam had deteriorated.

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Doctors Office Waiting Room Chairs

Five of the finished chairs we re-upholstered for a chiropractic office. The whole job involved eighteen chairs which were done three at a time so not to inconvenience the patients.

The foam was not bad but we decided to add an additional layer to improve comfort. Before, in back, and After, in front, with new fabric and additional layer of foam.

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Bar Stools

Two bar stools with new fabric and overstuffed foam.

Side by side comparison of new and old bar stool seats

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Chair Re-Upholstery

Front and back of a small chair. The frame was completely stripped of fabric and painted.

Detail showing how we were able to wrap the welting around the scroll work that was previously hidden by the old fabric.

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