Sarah O'Malley Upholstery

This is a Multiyork chair that has been recovered in Christina Marrone Cervo colour berry.

The chair previously had a loose cover which had worn through. I advised that a crisper look could be achieved with a fixed cover. The cushion cover can be removed for cleaning

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This small iron crammed button back chair has been recovered in Clarke and Clarke Emma Shipley Rousseau Lime.
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The sofa below has been recovered in Porter and Stone Vervelli Blush and Sparta Heather for the piping detail. I have also replaced the sofa seat cushions with a firm foam core and a memory foam top and bottom for added comfort.

This Duresta sofa has been recovered in Colefax and Fowler Burnham Stripe in leaf green. It’s a cotton/linen blend which was lovely to work with.
The tub chairs are recovered with Nina Campbell Turfan green

This early Victorian sofa has been recovered with GP&J Baker Royal Damask velvet in Sapphire. The carving is truly beautiful on this piece and came alive with a well deserved wax using a mid oak wax.

This chair has been recovered with Liberty London Feria. It’s been completely remodelled at the customers request. I’ve filled in the deep buttoning and filled the inside arms to make it smoother in appearance.

This Laura Ashley sofa has been recovered in Jim Dickens Walton Abbey Olive. It truly is a fantastic fabric to work with!

This Duresta cuddle chair was recovered with Sanderson Very Peony and Rose printed velvet

This Knole sofa is recovered in Jim Dickens Olympos Ottoman Cranberry. This was a complete rebuild from the frame up. I covered the knole posts also which I did in contrasting colours.

An Arne Jacobson egg chair that went back last week. It’s recovered in Art of the Loom wool which is the perfect fabric to use as it stretches over the frame perfectly.