An antique chair is given a appearance. Note how the fabric pattern is lined up across the back of the channels.

French Provincial-style settee and chair set; white-painted wood frames with blue velvet fabric covers.

Three-cushion, button-tufted cream sofa with chocolate-brown piping.

This family had twelve children and had us recover and embroider each child's name on their barstools. We work with an embroidery service here in Mesquite.

New fabric, nailhead trim and piping gave this classic club chair new life. Note how the pattern is lined on the base front with the chair seat and back.

This is a leather-covered bench. The cover consists of two different colors of leather sewn in a chevron and center diamond design.

This rolled-arm sofa was recovered using a crocodile-embossed leather and coordinating leather for the boxing, arms and back. Nailhead trim was added to the top inside back and front of the arms. This sofa was in one of the homes on the Waxahachie Tour of Homes.

This sectional is covered in dark brown aniline (dyed all the way through) leather and has nailhead trim on the front arms and along the bottom front rail.

A wooden settee gets an updated look with a vertical stripe fabric back and seat. Piping was made from the same fabric and used as trim.

This channel-backed living room chair was reupholstered in a modern, striped fabric. Stripes are vertically matched down the inside back onto the seat and the front rail. The chairs are being used in the seating area of our back office.

Here is the back outside view showing the vertical stripes. Piping was also made from the same fabric and used to trim the rail, arms and back.

This accent chair was recovered in a two-tone metallic fabric. Piping was made from the same fabric to trim the inside back and the seat.