Worcester · Worcestershire
Sofa & chair reupholstery.
Love the shape but not the sag, the creak or the fabric? Paul strips your sofa or chair back to the frame, puts right what's underneath and recovers it in the fabric you choose.
What Paul reupholsters
From the family sofa to a single chair.
Every piece is handled by Paul himself, using 40+ years of traditional upholstery know-how.
Sofas & settees
Two-seaters to grand Chesterfields, sagging seats and worn arms put right.
Armchairs & wingbacks
Firm, shapely and comfortable again, with crisp edges and clean lines.
Dining chairs
Single chairs or full sets, drop-in seats and stuffed-over seats alike.
Chaise longues
Period daybeds rebuilt properly and dressed in a fabric fit for the room.
Footstools & ottomans
Small pieces, same care: buttoned tops, piping and new covers.
Reupholster or replace?
Keep the piece. Lose the sag.
- A well-made frame is worth keeping — many older pieces are built better than new ones.
- It already fits your room, your height and the way you sit.
- Heirlooms and family pieces keep their story.
- Traditionally rebuilt seats can be repaired again, rather than thrown away.
- You choose the fabric, so the piece suits your home now.
Drag the handle to compare before and after.
How it works
Four steps to a better seat.
- 01
Send a photo
Text or WhatsApp a few pictures to 07790 150208, or give Paul a ring to talk it through.
- 02
Look & quote
Paul looks over the frame and what's underneath, then gives you an honest quote.
- 03
Strip & rebuild
Back to the bare frame. Joints, webbing, springs and stuffing are repaired or renewed as needed.
- 04
New cover
Recovered in your chosen fabric and finished with piping, buttons or brass nails.
Want to know what goes inside a traditional seat? See the eight layers or read about Paul's commissions, restoration and design.
Reupholstery questions
Before you ring.
Quick answers about having a sofa or chair reupholstered by Paul in Worcester.
Start a conversation
Got a piece that deserves better?
Send Paul a photo, ring the workshop or pop round. Honest advice and a clear quote, always.