A lot is included in reupholstery – it’s more than replacing the existing fabric.

We have to strip down your furniture (removing the old fabric, tacks and staples) and make any repairs. We can also change the seating configuration if needed. We restuff or replace the cushion fillings and then recover your item in new fabric and add finishing touches (pipings and trims). For this reason, reupholstery won’t be cheaper than buying new, but you get far greater value: a bespoke piece of furniture reupholstered with high-quality materials.

Absolutely, you don’t need to put up with lumpy or saggy sofa seats or back cushions. We can replace them with more supportive and longer-lasting filling, extending the life of your existing sofa.

After I’ve received your item at the workshop, you can expect the work to take 2-6 weeks, but I’ll discuss this with you when you book your project. Sofas are normally quicker

At Vision 360, we combine traditional craftsmanship with modern techniques to restore and improve your furniture. We use high-quality materials, like foam, for support and durability. Our goal is to make your furniture look great and last a long time. Whether you have a vintage or contemporary piece, our skilled artisans can handle it with care.

Yes, we do. You can choose from leather, which can be expensive, or you can select vinyl. Vinyl looks like leather but costs less. It is also a high-quality, sustainable choice that saves you money.

Yes, leather furniture that has been reupholstered can look great when covered in fabric. Alternatively, if the cushions are worn out, you can create new covers if the leather is damaged or broken down.

No, I don’t reupholstery at a client’s home. For health and safety, insurance, and practical reasons, all reupholstery work is done at my workshop.

Yes, beauty and functionality can exist both outdoors and indoors. I have many durable outdoor fabrics to create modern and inviting outdoor living spaces. Choose from UV-resistant, water-resistant, and colour-fast fabrics, including weaves, velvets, cotton, patterns, and plain options.

Many fabric suppliers now offer sustainable fabrics. If you are interested in this, we will be happy to guide you in sourcing the right one for your project.