What is Traditional Upholstery?

Traditional upholstery is an age-old craft that involves padding and covering furniture. The techniques and materials used today have been developed and refined over centuries. This meticulous process pays as much attention to the internal structure of the chair as it does to the exterior, ensuring a solid foundation for the fabric.

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How is Traditional Upholstery Done?

Traditional upholstery is a labor-intensive process that requires great skill. It involves building up multiple layers of natural materials and using stitches to sculpt and shape the upholstery. Each step is carefully executed to achieve the desired form and durability.

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Why Choose Traditional Upholstery?

A well-upholstered piece of furniture can stand the test of time, lasting for generations. Its firm structure and shape enhance the profile and integrity of an antique chair, making it both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

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Benefits of Traditional Upholstery

Traditional upholstery primarily uses biodegradable, natural materials. Often, the hair used can be cleaned and reused, making it an environmentally friendly option. This sustainable approach not only preserves the craftsmanship but also supports eco-friendly practices.