CompleteUpholstery Solutions

Tired seating, worn banquettes, a lobby that's aged faster than the building. Recovering costs a fraction of replacing, takes a fraction of the time, and nobody has to close the floor to do it.

Most Furniture Doesn't Need Replacing. It Needs Recovering.

Contract furniture is built to last a decade. The fabric on it isn't. So the usual outcome — a lobby that looks tired at year four, a quote to replace two hundred chairs, and a board that says no — leaves you with a space you're not proud of and no budget to fix it.

Recovering is the answer almost nobody offers properly. It costs a fraction of replacement, it's faster, it's phaseable around a working building, and a good frame with new fabric is genuinely new again. We specify the fabric for what the room actually does to it, manage the workshop, handle the collection and return, and hand you back the furniture — not a project to run.

- What We Cover

Customization

From brief to handover, one team

You brief us once. We survey, design, build and hand it back — one team carrying it the whole way, so nothing gets lost between trades.

Consult & survey

It starts with a walk-through, not a wishlist. We measure the space, learn how you'll use it, and pin down scope, budget and timeline.

Design & specify

Everything on one page: layouts, finishes, MEP. One clear specification, one fixed price, no surprises later.

Build & fit-out

One team, start to finish — joinery, MEP, floors and finishes, all in-house. No gaps between trades, no one to blame.

Handover

We hand back a space that works — snag-free, compliance signed off, fully documented.

Recovering Furniture Across the UAE

A boardroom chair, a nurse's waiting bench and a restaurant banquette wear out for completely different reasons. We specify to the room — across the UAE.

Frequently Asked Questions

No — we work with a specialist upholstery workshop, and we're straightforward about it. What we do is the part that goes wrong: assessing what's worth recovering, specifying a fabric that survives the room, managing the collection and return, phasing the programme around your operation, and answering for the result. You deal with us, not with a workshop and a logistics problem.

Usually, and often by a wide margin — because you're paying for fabric and labour, not for a frame, a factory, a shipping container and a customs clearance. The saving is biggest on furniture that was well made to begin with, which is most contract furniture. We'll tell you where it isn't worth it, too.

The frame decides it. A sound frame with worn fabric is a straightforward recovery. A frame that's cracked, a mechanism that's failed, or foam that has collapsed past rescue is usually a replacement — and we'd rather say so at survey than take the work and hand you back something that fails again in a year.

That's how most of it gets done. We work in batches — take a floor's worth, return it, take the next — so there's always usable furniture in the room. In hotels and restaurants we'll work to your closure windows and quiet periods. Nobody should have to shut a venue to fix its seating.

Contract-grade fabrics specified for the room's real conditions — rub count for traffic, cleanability for what gets spilled, fire rating where the authority requires it, and wipeable or antimicrobial-suitable options for clinical and food-service settings. Aesthetics come second, and there's almost always a fabric that satisfies both. If there isn't, we'll say so before you order.

Sometimes — if it's still in production and we can identify it. Send photographs and, ideally, a cutting. Where an exact match no longer exists, we'll find the closest current equivalent, or recommend recovering a complete zone so the result reads as deliberate rather than as a repair.

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