The 10 best upholsterers in Leeds

Emily Farncombe Upholstery restores and makes upholstered items including seat cushions, footstools, chairs, ottomans and dog beds. It suits homeowners and offices wanting to renew tired furniture, create a custom cushion or preserve a piece linked to family history.

The work can include fabric selection, piping, concealed zips and adapting existing items. Leftover fabric may be turned into matching cushions, while inherited material can be incorporated into a renewed piece, giving the project a practical way to retain personal character.

Twine Interiors Ltd reupholsters and restores domestic and commercial furniture, including sofas, chairs, ottomans and stool cushions. Its work covers bespoke upholstery, cushion covers and cushion replacement for owners who want to renew a useful or sentimental piece rather than replace it.

The workshop also provides cushion refilling, antique restoration and furniture painting. Customers can choose their own fabric or ask Twine Interiors to source it, while the business works with traditional and modern furniture techniques. Reupholstery can retain a piece’s original identity while updating worn materials, making it suitable for vintage, ornate, rustic and retro furniture. Twine Interiors covers Leeds and surrounding areas.

Baron Mobile Furniture Repair restores and reupholsters commercial and public-area furniture on site. The service supports hotels and restaurants, working on seating, stools and other furniture used in public spaces.

The mobile team can replace fabric, repair springs and repack cushions, while advising on fabrics and repair options at the customer’s premises. Healthcare projects can include anti-microbial foam, and the business also works on vintage heirlooms and modern furniture. Baron Mobile Furniture Repair provides mobile on-site reupholstery from West Yorkshire and operates nationwide.

MJ Upholstery makes and recovers furniture including chairs, sofas, dining chairs and corner sofas. Customers can bring an existing piece back into use through re-covering, or discuss a new item shaped around a particular idea.

Michael can bring pattern books to consultations and arrange collection and delivery for furniture being recovered. Dining chairs collected and delivered have been re-covered after the fabric and design were discussed.

The Furniture Hospital Leeds repairs and restores wooden furniture, from broken chair frames and table legs to damaged surfaces and finishes. Its services include French polishing and colour matching, alongside lacquering and broader restoration work.

The workshop can work on antique and modern furniture, including pianos and cabinetry. Larger items can be collected and delivered across Yorkshire, while the team can visit for a free quote or an on-the-spot repair. Free collection and delivery is available for larger items, making the service practical for furniture that is difficult to transport. It also handles water damage, veneers, doors and shop fronts.

Sofas, chairs and dining seating can be reupholstered or repaired by able and able upholstery. The workshop handles individual chairs, matching sets and complete suites, with advice on fabric and materials for domestic or commercial use.

Work can include stripping furniture to its frame, replacing worn fillings, repairing springs and applying new fabric. The business also undertakes antique furniture restoration and traditional upholstery. Commercial seating work is available for restaurants, cafés and other premises, while bespoke furniture can be made to order around a customer’s space and preferences.