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Samples brought to you
Re-upholstery is the cheapest way to change a room. The frame stays, the shape stays, and everything you actually look at is new — which is why a sofa that has gone out of step with a repainted wall is usually a fabric job rather than a replacement.
Fabric is the one decision nobody should make from a screen. Colour shifts between a showroom tubelight and the light in your own living room, and weave matters more than colour for how the sofa wears: a tight weave takes daily use, pets and children better than a loose or deep pile. So the samples come to you, and you look at them against your own walls and floor before anything is cut.
The families worth knowing are velvet and chenille for depth of colour, bouclé for texture, tight-weave cottons and blends for hard-working family rooms, and leatherette where spills are frequent. In a coastal home or a room that stays shut through the day, we will steer you towards the tighter weaves and synthetic blends, which give up moisture fastest in Chennai's humidity.
Re-upholstery is also the moment to fix what is under the cover, since it is already open. New foam, or re-stretched webbing, costs far less done at the same time than as a second visit a year later.
The same sofa, in a colour and texture that suits the room today.
Sofas made to your size, fabric and comfort preference.
Restore sagging seats, frames and everyday wear.
Update the look and comfort of an existing sofa.
New foam and filling for seats that have gone flat.