Nottingham-based Cintique have been making furniture since 1908, and they pride thermselves on the high quality of their products. This fireside chair has been reupholstered in a hardwearing chenille fabric, and featured a buttoned inside back.

Ribble Valley upholstery & furniture restoration specialists
Nottingham-based Cintique have been making furniture since 1908, and they pride thermselves on the high quality of their products. This fireside chair has been reupholstered in a hardwearing chenille fabric, and featured a buttoned inside back.

This Parker Knoll PK720 wingback chair has been beautifully reupholstered in Sunbury ivory crushed velvet. At the client’s request, the technique used differed slightly from the norm, in that the inside back and wing panels were applied with the pile running ‘upside down’, to create a different kind of shading when the velvet catches the light.
These classic Duresta Trafalgar armchairs have been reupholstered in Art Of The Loom pewter wool. A wonderful traditional design, interest is provided by piping and borders along the arms, bottom of the front and top of the back. These chairs are currently for sale, enquiries are welcome.
Original early Georgian chair, fully restored and upholstered in Colefax & Fowler Arundel blue fabric, an interesting plain which combines a subtly coloured space dyed warp with a rich chenille weft. Incorporating self piping for defined edges, and duck feather cushion for ultimate comfort.
Despite the proliferation of sofas and chairs named ‘Woburn’ on the high street, this must surely be the original and best. Long-standing English manufacturer Duresta is famed for its build quality. With its signature curved bottom rail this Woburn is a timeless classic, and looks superb in deep purple velvet.
As can be seen from our ‘before’ photo, this imposing fireside armchair was in need of some urgent TLC. Our client chose cream Muirhead leather for the re-upholstery and we did the rest. Foam was replaced on both arms to restore comfort, as the original had lost some of its fullness over time. The chair is finished with chrome studwork.
This occasional carver chair arrived in our workshop with a ripped cover, collapsed wadding and broken springs. We stripped it back to the frame and made all the replacements necessary to provide renewed support and comfort.
Our client provided a piece of ‘Union Flag’ design fabric, which fits the seat perfectly and definitely makes a strong impression! It’s finished with brown studwork, and we think it looks fantastic. It’s a versatile piece of furniture which will suit a variety of spaces.
Deriving inspiration from the grand London Gentlemen’s clubs of St James’, the Lansdowne is one of Duresta’s traditional classics. The low arm sweeps beautifully from front to back. We re-upholstered a pair of these wonderful pieces in super soft pewter grey wool from Art Of The Loom.