Before & after

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Real pieces from our workshop — not stock photography. Drag any slider to see what a frame-up rebuild actually changes.

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Three transformations, handle included.

Camelback sofa finished in red and gold tapestry after a full frame-up rebuild — Camelback sofa — springs retied, frame rebuilt, finished in tapestry.

The same sofa stripped to its bare frame with exposed coil springs and old burlap — Camelback sofa — springs retied, frame rebuilt, finished in tapestry.

Seat after restoration, rebuilt with new padding and a fresh cover — Seat — rebuilt padding and new material throughout.

The same seat before restoration, showing worn and damaged covering — Seat — rebuilt padding and new material throughout.

Armchair after reupholstery with fresh fabric and a rebuilt cushion — Armchair — frame reglued, new foam, fresh cover.

The same armchair before reupholstery, with worn and faded fabric — Armchair — frame reglued, new foam, fresh cover.

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The archive

Everything from finished rooms to foam dust.

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Pair of charcoal barrel chairs reupholstered in linen for a retail store — Retail seating — charcoal linen

Antique fainting couch with carved walnut frame reupholstered in pale blue damask — Victorian fainting couch — pale damask

Built-in kitchen nook banquette upholstered in blue and white striped fabric — Kitchen nook banquette — striped weave

Teak patio lounge chairs and ottomans with new cream outdoor cushions — Teak patio set — solution-dyed cushions

Wing chair reupholstered in a geometric grey and cream fabric beside a brass lamp — Wing chair — geometric weave

Camelback sofa finished in red and gold tapestry with restored dark wood base — Camelback sofa — tapestry, after

Sofa stripped to the bare frame showing exposed coil springs and original burlap — The same sofa — stripped to the frame

Hands peeling foam back from a chair to expose the hardwood frame beneath — Checking the frame before rebuilding

Cross-section comparing firm new high-density foam with a collapsed old cushion — New foam against twenty years of use

New foam block marked with a three inch measurement beside upholstery hand tools — Foam cut to the piece, not the shelf

Hand laying white dacron batting over a new yellow foam cushion core — Dacron wrap for a crowned edge

Cushion cover opened to reveal contaminated orange and yellow foam layers — Why cushions start shedding

Degraded yellow foam cushion covered in feather debris on a workshop bench — End of life for a foam core

Hand holding a fresh white foam sample against the worn brown foam it replaces — Old core, new core

New foam block resting above a marked-up old cushion on a workbench — Templating from the original

Hand lifting a foam layer on a rolled sofa arm during rebuilding — Building up a rolled arm

Old and new foam layers side by side inside a cushion cover — Replacing a back cushion core

Two grades of upholstery foam laid out on a workbench for comparison — Two densities, two applications

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