Upholstery & Restoration Service

Back in the day the lady of the Boudoir would have a chair like this in her bedroom. I chose this Warwick fabric to give a modern yet rich look back in 2008.

A comfortable Australian tub chair covered in a Warwick fabric and holds a classic look. This one belongs to a set of two and was properly sold in a set of three with a settee.

Constructed out of American timber and excellent carpentry methods which makes this chair extremely strong. Comfort is A1 due to the Zig Zag springs and the Warwick fabric completes the chair. You can always spot the American furniture due to the use of good tools and excellent skills.

Circa 1850′s: This Victorian beauty was born around the time of the gold rush and is constructed from Australian Cedar. Covered in a classic moss green NSW semi aniline leather stained and french polished, the Australian Victorian piece will live on.

The Zebra chair was originally done in a rattan. With a good age and rickety look, she was ready for a new lease. Covered in a Robert Allan fabric and finished with an ebony stain. This is the chair you will see in lots of American movies, I have seen this chair most out of any other.

This antique style ottoman had a mock cushion on the top but we retro fitted the attached foam for a clean looking Ottoman. This is a early reproduction of a Victorian Ottoman that will live on.

From about 1950, the seat in this chair opens to pop your slippers into. Very innovative even back in the day.

Boudoir, Slipper and Ladies chair are some of the common terms for this piece. Originally fitted with a skirt, the chair looks much better now especially finished off with the legs and fabric supplied by Warwick.

This circa 1880′s Victorian settee is made from walnut timber and is diamond buttoned and covered in a local artists design for an exhibition in Melbourne.

This Circa 1930′s Australian Day Bed is covered in a Warwick silk blended fabric and finished with a walnut stain and pale boiled linseed oil. It has been restored to hold its many years of patina.

This chair was found on the side of the road. The chair has horse hair for stuffing, and has been upholstered in a now discontinued Warwick fabric. The Victorian made a great present and will live on for many years to come.

This Louis style arm chair is a 90’s reproduction and was found on the street all faded and water logged. With a rub back, some colour and covered in denim it looks the piece.

This chair has been looked after extremely well its entire life. It contains horse hair and is in excellent condition. The frame is beautiful walnut and no restoring needed for this beauty.

A reproduction copy of a popular French Louis style chair covered in brown velvet. The chair featured a man made snake skin outside back and was finished in a chocolate braid.

This is a great example of a x frame style Victorian antique chair which looks like it came from England. Covered in a Warwick fabric and finished with studs, it really is in great condition.

Circa 1950′s this fold up woven deck chair is pretty cool. We stripped of the old weaved base and seat to add the new cotton blend webbing. As the piece was now to live inside, a UV stabilised webbing was not needed.

Underneath the cow hide is a early 1920’s Australian club chair. We sourced the hides from NSW leather in Collingwood and upholstered 2 of these Edwardian style club chairs.

Such a great fabric is this Italian Missoni Chevron fabric. This chair was simply neatened up with steel wool, a touch of colour and linseed oil was applied to the frame. The chair is one of two and is finished with small upholstery decorative studs.

Australian Florence Broadhurst designed many beautiful fabrics and wallpapers during the early days and as you can see this chair looks excellent upholstered in the Horses Stampede fabric. This particular chair was made by my client’s grandmother many many years ago and so it was an absolute pleasure to oil up the frame add new Dunlop foam cushions and upholster in such beautiful fabric.

This chair is one of a set of two that have been fully restored in NSW semi aniline Italian leather and the timber was oiled with Danish oil.

This Zebra pattern Fler chair is one of two that we upholstered in this Warwick fabric. Unfortunately Fler has designed the arms to be constructed from timber and hard foam which ended up being a huge problem and the fine furniture company ceased production.

Circa 1940′s This Australian Kangaroo arm chair is restored in a Warwick fabric and has springs in the back to enable it to bounce up and down which made them very popular back in the day.

Circa 1960′s English made Parker Knoll wing chair was produced for many years before and after the 60’s. Parker Knoll, not to be confused with the Australian Parker, grew their own hardwood forests for their own furniture. Again a great choice of a Warwick fabric really sets this Wing chair off.

These 2 Australian Ottomans are covered in a stylish Warwick fabric called Daybreak and will live for a long time due to the excellent fabric choice.

Circa 1950′s this Featherston looking Australian retro chair is very charming. You still see these chairs kicking around as they were made well.

Still a great looking chair is this example of an Aero chair. It is super comfortable and will look great for many years to come.

Hans Wegner is one of my favorite designers as he seems to have a way with proportions. This is a four seater lounge and is upholstered in a Warwick Keylago fabric.

Originally upholstered in black leather, this 1960′s chair has taken on a new lease on life. Covered in a Zepel fabric and upholstered in the same style really makes the chair look modern.

This three seater has new foam cushions and is upholstered in a Warwick fabric.

These two chairs are upholstered in a Warwick Cargo fabric and the timber arms and legs are Teak.

This Australian hardwood timber arm chair is covered in a Zepel fabric with a walnut stain and finished in a wood oil. Considered a rocker as it has springs on the rear.

These are made from Brazilian Rosewood and are fully restored and finished in an Italian leather from NSW leather in Collingwood.

This is the two seat lounge that belongs to the 3 piece suite by Dario Zoureff. Upholstered in a blue woolen fabric by Kvadrat Denmark.

This is a great example of premium Australian mid century design by Dario Zoureff. The arm chair is part of a three piece suite all upholstered in a Danish wool from Kvadrat fabrics.

These two belong to a set of 6 Australian dining room chairs. They have been upholstered in an Austex commercial grade Pellan Vinyl.

This fully restored Erik Buck bar stool is made from Brazilian rosewood and is finished in a Italian leather from NSW leather.

This chair was upholstered in a lovely Danish woolen fabric but now is a polar opposite semi aniline Italian leather from NSW leather in Collingwood.

This little beauty came in from Denmark upholstered in a green and beige striped woolen fabric. This chair is a set of 6 and upholstered in a Kvadrat woolen fabric.

This Australian Brown built brand chair was originally upholstered in a woolen fabric or Vinyl. We re upholstered it in a NSW semi aniline Italian leather and added the stitching detail to break up the solid back.

This style of chair circa 1960′s was very popular and was named the TV chair. They have a reclining mechanism in the back that allows you to become more comfortable. Upholstered in a Wool mix from Instyle fabrics and fully restored with new Dunlop seating and back foam.

These two belong to a set of 6 – it is made from Brazilian rosewood and have been fully restored and upholstered in a NSW Italian leather.

These are one of my favorite lounge chairs and to be a Featherston is pretty cool. They are formed out of a solid foam interior construction and come in a high black low back, curves corner and an Ottoman. This beauty is upholstered in a Instyle Mammoth wool fabric.

The other 2 from the 3 piece Danish suite have all got orange buttons to pop from the velvet. The chair on the left is the Grandfather and on the left is the Grandmother chair.

This early Danish settee is part of a 3 piece suite and is upholstered in a Danish velvet from De Ploeg fabrics Denmark.

This is a great example of a Danish lounge and is upholstered in a Warwick Chai fabric and has rosewood legs and new Dunlop foam cushions.

This rare Featherston chair was produced for the Globe cafe in Prahran many years ago. The frame is Australian timber silky oak and the upholstery is a Mammoth wool from Instyle. Although it is a 50 year old chair it has been french polished and fully restored back to original condition.

This is a great example of an early mid century Australian diamond buttoned arm chair. The timber is walnut and with a sturdy frame this piece will live on with its Daybreak Warwick fabric.

These 2 belong to a set of 6 Rosewood Moller number 71 and have been fully restored with Dunlop foam and NSW Italian leather.

This Moller number 55 is a rare one and is one of 2 in a set of 8 dining room chairs. It has been fully restored and upholstered in a Warwick Husk fabric.

Danish company Moller have produced these chairs for many years, the number 71’s are very popular. These ones are made from Oak and are beautifully restored and upholstered in a Warwick Husk fabric. The chairs were fully restored with new webbing and Dunlop foam.

This small ladder back Moller number 78 is in Brazilian rosewood and fully restored and finished in NSW Italian leather.

This chair is a great example of a Swedish Mid Century chair. It has been upholstered is a Danish Kvadrat fabric and the timber has been stained to look like rosewood.

This Australian timber arm chair came into the shop after living outside for many years. The arms were grey from water and sun and the chair got a complete restoration. The fabric is a Warwick outdoor fabric. The timber arms were sanded back and stained with a walnut stain, then finished with a Danish oil.

This chair is a great example of an early Australian mid century chair. The frame was simply oiled and the chair upholstered in a great choice of a Warwick fabric.

Hans Wegner Plank chairs made from Oak and upholstered in Kvadrat fabric.

This pair of Danish arm chairs have been upholstered in a Warwick Chai fabric with new Dunlop foam seat and back cushions and the legs are Brazilian rosewood.