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Before and After - What a difference - from family room to formal living room with the change of fabric!
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Before and after - Looking tired and worn, this chair is updated with a new striped fabric.
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Keeping the period look, our customer chose a green velvet to upholster this sofa. The back and arm button tufting is beautiful detailing. |
The frame was repaired and refinished to prepare this love seat for the beautiful tapestry fabric. Details include the back tufting and double welt trim. |
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A modern micro fiber fit right in with this 50’s sofa. |
Another beautiful sofa ready to provide years of enjoyment and comfortable seating. |
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Before and after - A bright, sunny room and two large dogs led to this rattan sofa to be redone with a Sunbrella fabric. Not only does Sunbrella resist fading, it can be cleaned easily. We also made a fitted panel to cover the seat cushions to help protect them from “dog wear”. It removes easily for company and washing!
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Before and after - The soft, traditional floral stripe fabric was replaced with a striking contemporary geometric print completely changing the look of this sofa.
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The fringe trim skirt really catches the eye. |
Another chair style. |
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Before and after - Our customer wanted to update a pair of these chairs. She succeeded with this colorful stripe fabric.
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Before and after – Be creative! A designer totally changed the look of this chair and used it as an accent in a bedroom. Notice how she coordinated two fabrics.
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Classic! |
A classic wing chair done in a gorgeous designer silk fabric |
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We see numerous rockers. This one required spindle and frame repair, refinishing and the seat springs rebuilt before the fabric could be applied. |
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This built-in was removed and brought to the shop for upholstery. The frame was re-webbed then upholstered. The cushions were recovered with new foam inserts. After reinstallation, the skirt was applied. What a transformation!
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Truelove-Before |
Truelove-After |
One features a pair of French style loveseats, given to the owners as a wedding present 50 years earlier. The fabric and finish were as close as possible to the customer's memory of the original.
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One photo features a suite of three pieces, a family heirloom, passed down through the years and stored for over twenty years in a shed. The frames had water damage that needed repair before finishing. The tufting pattern was created for each piece and the fabric made of natural leather. |
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