Furniture worth keeping deserves custom fabric slipcovers
We specialize in custom fabric slipcovers that transform well-loved furniture into pieces that look tailored and intentional. Each slipcover is hand-measured, pattern-matched, and sewn with care to last another generation.
The Workshop Ethos
Every piece of furniture carries a history. A sofa where children grew up. A chair passed down through three generations. An ottoman that's found its perfect spot in your reading corner.
Our work begins with listening—to how you use the piece, what needs protecting, what deserves highlighting. We take measurements in your space, under your light, accounting for how the fabric will drape when someone actually sits down.
Patterns are drafted by hand. Seams are matched to the grain. Piping is cut on the bias for flexibility. Corners are mitred, not bundled. These details matter because they're what makes the difference between a cover and a second skin.
Our Services
From custom fabric slipcovers to full upholstery restoration, each service requires different techniques but shares the same philosophy: precision, durability, and respect for what already exists.
How We Work
A glimpse into our process, from first contact to final installation.
Home Visit
We come to you. Measurements taken in context, fabric swatches reviewed in your light.
Pattern & Cut
Each piece drafted by hand. Seams planned for grain alignment and durability.
Fitting
First fit in the workshop. Adjustments made for drape, tension, and closure.
Installation & Care
Delivered and fitted in your home. Care instructions provided for the long haul.
Selected Works
A small collection of transformations. Each piece tells the story of furniture given new purpose.
Thirty-year-old frame with sunken cushions, reborn in heavyweight Belgian linen. Pattern-matched seams, knife-edge detail.
Modern sectional softened with washable cotton duck slipcovers. Designed for real life—removable, machine-washable, pre-shrunk.
Triple-width linen panels with hidden blackout lining. Hand-sewn French pleats, weighted hems for perfect hang.
Family heirloom with broken springs and moth damage. Frame stabilized, springs hand-tied in eight-way pattern, reupholstered in period-appropriate fabric.
Why Custom, Not Disposable
The furniture industry wants you to believe that a sofa has a lifespan of five to seven years. That when the fabric wears or the cushions sag, the entire piece should be replaced.
But a well-built frame can last fifty years or more. The springs can be retied. The padding can be replaced. The fabric can be changed with the seasons of your life.
Custom work isn't about luxury—it's about stewardship. It's choosing repair over replacement. It's keeping family heirlooms in service. It's making conscious decisions about what we bring into our homes and how long we intend to keep it there.
Invite Us Into Your Living Room
Every project begins with a conversation. We'll visit your space, understand how you live with your furniture, and discuss what's possible. No obligation, just an honest assessment of what we can do together.
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