Ribble Valley upholstery & furniture restoration specialists
Re-covered in soft gold Abraham Moon wool, This Wesley Barrell Marlborough sofa speaks of understated elegance. This flagship design is traditionally styled to suit period homes. The deep coil sprung back provides excellent support and comfort.
This mid 18th century antique double-ended chaise has been restored from the frame upwards, and looks resplendent in a beautiful deep purple velvet from Designers’ Guild.
We re-upholstered this fireside chair for an historic country inn in Hurst Green. The combination of check and plain wools adds interest.
Howard and Sons of London were the foremost upholstery makers of the nineteenth century, and their pieces are much sought after nowadays. Extremely comfortable and well made, they can be covered in Howard and Sons’ own fabric design, just like the example shown here.
Ercol Renaissance suite featuring an ash bentwood frame, re-upholstered in a cream coloured floral design.
We were recently commissioned to provide soft furnishings for the re-opened Coach & Horses Inn in Bolton by Bowland, near Clitheroe. These included large headboards for the bedrooms, both deep-buttoned and plain; deep-buttoned leather banquettes for the dining area; dining chairs; scatter cushions and bolster cushions in various designs and sizes, and decorative curtains. Many of these we have made from scratch, from the timber upwards. We have also renovated existing pieces of furniture, such as the settles, making them beautiful and inviting once more.
The materials used are of very high quality, and the fabrics chosen carefully to make an impact, whilst remaining sympatehtic to the environment.
It’s no exaggeration to say that the various pieces look absolutely stunning in-situ, as does the rest of this beautifully refurbished Grade 2 listed inn.
The lambswool check fabric of this re-upholstered armchair is wonderfully warm and soft to the touch. This chair has an unusual feature, in that the front border runs the entire width of the chair, with only the facing piping running down over it. We also replaced the foam cushion with a feather cushion for a deeper seating position and enhanced comfort. The pattern of the check flows naturally from panel to panel.
These beautiful chairs were in desperate need of re-covering. The full set included some chairs with arms, and some without. The Sienna shades of the houndstooth Harris Tweed look fantastic against the dark woodwork.
The seat of this Scandinavian-style teak occasional chair was extremely worn and in need of replacement. We used a deep puple velvet, beautifully complemeted by brass decorative studs.
We’ve smartened up this Parker Knoll chair with a houndstooth Harris Tweed. The compact dimensions of these Parker Knoll chairs make them very versatile; they can be placed in smaller areas of the home such as hallways and bedrooms.
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