Bring the bones, we'll find the cloth.
An index of 6,651 American workrooms — the people who rescue heirloom sofas and roll-and-pleat hot-rod interiors. Type a town, a trade, or a shop name.
6,651 workrooms · 1,494 towns · 4.58 average finish
Foam sags, frames don't.
An upholstery shop is a business that repairs, restores, or replaces the fabric, leather, vinyl, foam, and structural components of upholstered items. These items can include residential and commercial furniture, vehicle interiors, boat seating, and custom pieces. Upholsterers use specialized tools and techniques to cut, sew, and fasten materials to frames, springs, and padding.
Upholstery shops vary in their specializations. Some focus exclusively on household furniture such as sofas and dining chairs, while others specialize in automotive interiors, motorcycle seats, or marine applications. Many shops offer both repair work and full reupholstering, and some provide fabric selection services to help customers choose materials that suit their needs and budget.
“Every sofa has a second life folded inside it.”
Pick the weave you need.
Workrooms tag themselves by trade — from a wingback re-skin to a marine bench. Each tag is a doorway into the index.
The index, pressed flat.
Featured Upholstery shops.
Gary Forte Woodworking
Charlotte, NC
Office Chair Doctor and Aeron Chair Repair
North Bergen, NJ
Salute Air Conditioning and Heating
Chino Hills, CA
A Quality Finish
8865 Mike Garcia Dr #101
Sega Flooring Inc
255 N Southport Rd
Gabby & Summer Classics
1201 N Loop 1604 W Suite 112
Barresi The Upholster LLC
916 Main St
TruLeather
Fairmount, CO
Discover Upholstery shops.
Fresh off the bench — workrooms that posted a photo of their cloth.
Browse Upholstery shops by Region.
- California 1,663
- Texas 990
- New York 786
- New Jersey 469
- Illinois 398
- Massachusetts 257
- Arizona 244
- Washington 211
- Pennsylvania 173
- Colorado 169
- Maryland 156
- Michigan 149
- North Carolina 123
- Indiana 112
- Oregon 103
- Tennessee 100
- Virginia 92
- Connecticut 81
- Florida 80
- Oklahoma 62
- Ohio 60
- Delaware 22
- South Carolina 15
- District of Columbia 12
- New Hampshire 9
- Georgia 4
- Rhode Island 4
- New Mexico 1
- Kentucky 1
- Wisconsin 1
Diamond tufting by hand is slow on purpose. The needle finds the same button twice; the thread waxes against the foam; the buttons pull down in a grid you can read with your fingers. Machines can't keep that rhythm — and that's exactly why the right workroom is worth the wait.
— The Workroom Journal