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Areas we serve · Connecticut

Upholstery & Reupholstery in Connecticut

For homes in Fairfield County and along the Connecticut shoreline, we reupholster heirloom and designer furniture, make custom drapery and restore wood pieces, all built in our Brooklyn workshop. Transportation available.

Our services in Connecticut

Heirloom and antique furniture

Older Connecticut homes are full of pieces worth keeping: wingbacks, settees, carved dining chairs and family antiques. We repair the frame, restore the wood finish and reupholster with care for the original shape.

Boats along the Sound

We reupholster boat seats and cushions for owners along the Connecticut shoreline, at our workshop or on board.

Towns we serve in Connecticut

Greenwich, Old Greenwich, Riverside, Cos Cob, Stamford, Darien, New Canaan, Norwalk, Rowayton, Westport, Weston, Wilton, Ridgefield, Fairfield and Southport.

How it works

Upholstery in Connecticut, from photo to finished piece

Step 1

Send photos

Front, side and a close-up of any damage, by text, email or the form.

Step 2

Get a written quote

Labor, materials and timeline in writing, the same business day.

Step 3

Choose fabric

From our samples, or send your own fabric (COM).

Step 4

We deliver

Picked up and returned rebuilt, typically in 2–3 weeks once fabric arrives.

FAQ

Questions about upholstery in Connecticut

Fairfield County, from Greenwich to Fairfield, and nearby towns within about two hours of our workshop. Transportation is available.

Yes. We repair frames and joints, refinish wood and reupholster traditional pieces. Tell us if you want original materials kept and we’ll plan around it.

Yes. We measure, make the drapery in our workshop and install it, including motorized tracks.

Yes, at our workshop or on board at the marina.

Typically 2–3 weeks once fabric arrives. Large pieces can take a little longer; your written quote gives the date.

Get an upholstery quote in Connecticut

Send photos of your piece. We reply with a written price the same business day.

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