Restored work

A few pieces that came through the shop.

Every job here is quote-based and one of a kind — so this is a sampler, not a catalog. Bring us yours and it becomes the next one.

Victorian swan-arm rocking chair reupholstered in burgundy woven chenille with a polished wood frame
Victorian swan-arm rockerBurgundy woven chenille
French Provincial camelback sofa reupholstered in ivory embroidered vine-pattern silk
French Provincial camelback sofaIvory embroidered silk
Mid-century daybed reupholstered in a sage-stripe cream woven fabric
Mid-century daybedSage-stripe cream weave
Eastlake carved-oak armchair reupholstered in a black and rust Morris botanical tapestry on brass casters
Eastlake carved-oak armchairBlack & rust Morris tapestry
Reupholstered powersports motorcycle seat in a ribbed gripper cover
Powersports seatYes — we re-cover specialty seats too

The restoration

Stripped to the frame. Rebuilt by hand.

The clearest way to show what we do is one chair, twice. This Eastlake armchair came in as a bare oak frame — torn burlap, broken springs — and left as an heirloom in a black-and-rust Morris tapestry on brass casters.

BeforeAntique Eastlake armchair stripped to the bare oak frame with torn burlap and exposed coil springs in the workshop
AfterThe same Eastlake armchair finished in a black and rust Morris botanical tapestry on brass casters

How it works

The craft, in three steps

1

Bring it in

Bring the piece by the shop, or send a few photos with rough measurements. There’s no charge to look, and no obligation.

2

We quote it

Dean looks it over, talks through fabric options, and gets you an honest price and a realistic timeline before any work begins.

3

Rebuilt by hand

Stripped, re-sprung, and re-clad in the fabric you chose — the frame sound, the seat right, the piece ready for another few decades.

Free, no-obligation quote

Have a piece in mind?

Tell us about it and Dean will get you a price. Bring us the one other shops won’t touch.

Bring us the piece (616) 458-5384