Damaged upholstery cushion with an open tear and exposed foam being assessed for repair

    Cushion & Upholstery Repair

    From pulled seams to falling stuffing, we repair the fabric and leather upholstery damage that makes a piece look tired. We also replace or add foam and poly fill where cushions have gone flat. (Not full reupholstery.)

    Torn Seams and Worn Cushions Repaired

    Torn seams, loose stuffing, worn cushions: we repair upholstery so your furniture looks new again.

    Torn seam & stitching repair
    Casing replacement and cushion repair
    Restuffed and reshaped cushions
    Targeted repairs, not full reupholstery
    Leather repair and touch-up
    Seat, arm, and back foam replacement or addition
    Poly fill added for extra cushion support
    Damaged upholstery cushion with an open tear and exposed foam being assessed for repair

    Our Cushion & Upholstery Repair Process

    Most upholstery damage, whether fabric, leather, or worn-out foam and fill, is fixable without a full reupholstery. Here's how we repair it.

    01

    Assess the Damage

    We identify whether it's a seam, casing, or cushion issue.

    02

    Repair & Restitch

    Seams are re-sewn and casings replaced to restore the original shape.

    03

    Finish & Inspect

    We check the repair holds and the piece looks clean.

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    See Our Work

    BeforeUpholstery fabric with a visible tear before repair
    AfterFabric cushion tear repaired and blended to a smooth surface after repair

    Fabric Cushion Tear Repaired. A visible tear had opened up in the upholstery fabric. Repaired and blended to restore a smooth, seamless surface.

    BeforeLoveseat with worn arm padding before repad and restuff
    AfterLoveseat arms repadded and restuffed to restore original shape and comfort after repair

    Loveseat Arms Repadded & Restuffed. Worn arm padding had torn open, exposing the foam and frame. Repadded and restuffed to restore the loveseat's original shape and comfort.

    In ProgressAntique chair seat being rebuilt with new jute webbing and hand-tied coil springs
    Finished FoundationCompleted interwoven jute webbing on antique chair seat, springs sewn in place

    Seat Rebuild: Springs & Webbing. We stripped this antique seat to the frame, installed new jute webbing in a tight basket weave, and hand-tied each coil spring in place. The result is a firm, even seat that's built to last.

    Common Questions

    Everything you need to know about our cushion & upholstery repair services.

    Get Your Cushion or Upholstery Repaired

    Contact our team today to discuss your repair. An inspection fee applies. Call for details.