Sit Tight Upholstery

A Victorian recliner and footstool recently recovered in the Cocoa Jute, bringing warmth and texture to this serene spot in my clients home. ✨

✨ Another golden oldie ✨

This collection came into the workshop a couple of years ago, to be recovered in an oppulent green velvet from and finished with tassels that the client sourced themselves.

It's possibly one of my favourite examples of the glow ups you can give to all the ugly duckling furniture out there. Swipe along for the before ➡️➡️➡️

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One from the archive 📖

This pair of IKEA Ekenaset chairs were some of the first chairs I upholstered under the umbrella of over 4 years ago.

I've been running both businesses for a while now, and I hope to merge the two together at some point, but for now I'm going to share some golden oldies on this page while I balance both inboxes 🙃

Fabric is the very gorgeous diamonds velvet in 'army' colourway 💚 🖤 🤍

Kicking off the new year with one of my favourite styles of chairs. This deep, traditionally stuffed Victorian armchair has been recovered with additional padding to the seat for extra comfort. Fabric is Truffle fabric in 'Wheat' with a contrast cord trimming by . Swipe ➡️ to see the transformation.

A surprisingly complex chair that went home last week. The combination of an iron back frame, deep-buttoning and a horizontal stripe on a loose weave fabric to try and keep straight was bit of a head scratcher! Very happy with how it turned out though ❤️🤍

A Christmas glow-up for an incredibly comfy high-street armchair this week.

My client chose to switch the existing yellow wool for this beautifully tactile linen print from in collaboration with the . I also adapted the frame to allow for new antique look legs from to complete the look.

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I'm loving the pop of vibrant red against the dark blue hues and morning light in my clients entryway. This window cushion was made with Miro, a herringbone alternative to their ever popular Linara.

Good looking, durable and washable! ❤️ 💙

With the weather drawing in, there's nothing better than enjoying home-cooked dinners indoors. I recently finished this bespoke kitchen banquette seating for a client—the perfect spot for those cozy evening meals 🍜 🍂

A modern geometric upgrade for the Victorian armchair my client snapped up on vinterior recently. The seat had gone a bit saggy over the years, so it's springs were re-tied along with some new traditional stitching for a firm seat that will last for generations to come. Top fabric is 'lost and found'.

A real glow-up for this well loved button-back armchair. Recovered in William Morris 'Artichoke' Velvet for a timeless finish.

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