Brittania Lounges

Great choice of fabric from my happy client to recover and revamp these 6 dining chairs, we brought this striped linen in from England, bit tricky pattern matching these stripes with an arched back, but we managed to perfection, certainly a better look than the original cord.

Nice little recover and re pad of this Louis XV in Warwick Fabrics Caulfield Celery.

Nice little recover job on this deep diamond button sleigh ottoman, originally covered in a blue suede and had a silver wood finish, the frame was sanded back and re stained in a better looking teak finish, professionaly by Keith Moore in Kelmscott, the new fabric is a cool looking floral linen, Malmsbury Sapphire from Warwick fabrics.
(Measuring tape added for the authentic upholsterer look✂️👍🏻🤪🤣🤣)

18 staff room chairs recovered and extra foam added, for a fantastic primary school doing a great job,the fabric is the hard wearing Warwick fabrics Fletcher pine.

Interesting flop lounge from the nineties, recovered in Warwick Fabrics Pavlos Seafoam from the Warguard fabric protected range I had to completely re structure the frames on these to accommodate a high quality webbing and the new Future Foams Quantum 135 high density sea foams, extra padding allocated to the back and arms, nice result.

A delightful little Jason rocker, I hadn’t seen one of this type quite so petite possibly a his and hers pair but missing the his part, the frame was in bad shape, suspected Grandkids jumping on it too much over the years,so that was all fixed up and braced everywhere, new webs to seat and back, re padding everywhere and a new seat cushion fashioned and box piped, my client chose a beautiful floral linen with yellow and blues that compliments her light and bright living room, the fabric we chose was Warwick fabrics Hinterland Cobalt.
A nice result all up.

I’ve always wanted the opportunity to recover and restore a 1971 Australian made Tessa chair model T1 swivel, so to get 2 was amazing so I went in with a competitive quote and was delighted to be chosen, I completely stripped the chairs back and sent the wooden arms off to Keith Moore to be stripped back and re stained and what a professional job they did, the frame was intact so needed no reinforcement however I did re web with a 3.5 grade elastic web, not too tight as these are a slump in design, the back filling was replaced with hollow tek 51 mm conical fibre enveloped in a Dacron pocket, the cotton fibre seat cushion was replaced with a high density 125 mm quantum 130 foam from Future foams with a 200 gram Dacron wrap, we opted for smaller buttons to modernise them slightly but still in keeping with the designers style, the fabric was a no brainer going with the vintage looking Warwick Caulfield Moss, splendid result all up.

This quad bike seat looks a little bit better me thinks

Before and afters of this big old heavy 3pc Club lounge, I really enjoyed doing this but the pattern matching was brain wrenching, recovered in the very apt Warwick fabrics Grand Forrest giving this set a real 30,s cinema/club vibe.

Not an easy fix as the whole cover has to come off these imported leather sofas, but I got there in the end, my clients dogs hang out on the back cushions and they collapsed,so I refilled them and rewebbed the seats and backs and it came out perfect