Wendy Mortimer Upholstery

An easy job for the summer!
Before and After with this 41-year old set of chairs
They have just had a makeover using Warwick fabric (Chiltern Flax / Oslo), new foam and glued and clamped joints.

Not much upholstery here but a very satisfying transformation of a Loyd Loom chair and table, using Fusion Midnight paint and a jungle themed fabric.
Close up of fabric in comments

A before and after of this beautifully shaped wingback chair.

3 foam with feather wrap seat cushion interiors, brand new.
1 @ d 63cm x w 69cm x h 12cm
2 @ d 58cm x w 56cm x h 12cm

My pile of remnants is growing fast.
If you have a little project (ie small seat, stool etc), there might be something for you in the workshop! Fabric will only be £5, labour on top (unless you want to have a go yourself!).
Picture shows a small selection of remnants, please pop in to have a look / message me for info.

Getting ready for the summer!
These 2 chairs and extensions were sanded down and stain waxed, then recovered in ‘Yoga stripes deckchair canvas’ from The Stripes Company.

This Victorian nursing chair got a modern make over with Modelli ’Ziggy’ fabric. Also replaced traditional horse hair with foam and finished with bronze Renaissance nail strip.
Will be heading back to London (the chair, not me!) to be reunited with its owners.

A splash of sunshine!
This family chair was originally done in a brown vinyl and is now recovered in a lovely vibrant Modelli supremo ‘english mustard’. Work also involved tightening the frame up and replacing the foam seat cushion.

Suite recovered in modelli vico
" treasured possessions" with contrast
" Galileo - Colemans mustard" pattern..really comfy suite!

An oversized American chair, refoamed to be firmer and recovered in Isle Mill Bonnyrig Juniper jumbo herringbone wool.
The facings utilised leather from one of the customer's old chairs that was no longer used.
Finished with individual French nails.

This little piano stool lid had 3 layers of coverings..the first one was a bright green velvet..and it has gone green again! Hidden under the padding was a little sixpence belonging to the customer's grandmother or one of her 6 children..nice little story.☺