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Assessing whether your furniture is suitable for reupholstering involves several key considerations. Firstly, we examine the quality and craftsmanship of the original piece. We focus on intricate details such as stitching, seaming, and corner work.

When considering whether to restore your furniture, it’s common to question if it’s worth the effort. This is especially true when compared to purchasing a new piece altogether. Furniture crafted today differs significantly from pieces made over 15 years ago. While older furniture often has quality craftsmanship and durability, modern pieces tend to prioritize cost-effective overseas manufacturing, resulting in mass-produced items. In such cases, where the frame lacks durability or structural integrity, we may recommend against proceeding with restoration work.

Before embarking on a furniture restoration project, it’s essential to ask yourself a few key questions. Does the piece have a sturdy frame structure? Is it an older, potentially custom-made piece? Does it perfectly complement a specific space in your home? By considering these factors, you can make an informed decision that ensures your furniture will be cherished for generations to come.

We suggest filling out the estimate form provided to receive a tailored quote for your specific project. Alternatively, feel free to contact us directly or email a photo of your item(s) for prompt assistance from our accommodating staff. We proudly offer complimentary quotes. If you’re new to furniture or unfamiliar with industry terminology, don’t fret! Our team is here to guide you through the process and address any concerns you may have, ensuring you make informed decisions about your upholstery needs.

Yes, we do provide in-home visits. However, we find it beneficial to streamline options beforehand. Thus, we highly recommend an initial visit to our showroom or phone consultation. This allows for a discussion about your projects and enables us to review materials, finishes, fabrics, leathers, and more.

Our expertise covers a wide array of furniture repairs. However, we do not facilitate third-party billing. Clients are required to engage with their insurance provider independently and then directly compensate us for our services. Should your insurance company mandate a comprehensive written estimate before authorizing repairs, we will necessitate compensation for our efforts, billed at a rate of $95 per hour with a minimum charge of $500, payable in advance.

Yes, we have web pages featuring our estimated ‘average spend’ for typical residential furniture items. Feel free to consult these figures if you require guidance before proceeding further.

Our standard production timeline typically spans between 6 to 8 weeks from initiation to completion. However, the timeframe may vary depending on the complexity of the customization required and other contributing factors. Should you have a specific deadline in mind, kindly inform us, and we will explore available options to accommodate your needs.

Yes, we do. Entrust transportation to our skilled logistics department. Additional charges may be incurred. While you have the option to handle transportation yourself, we strongly advise utilizing our crew for direct pick-up and delivery from your residence. Our exclusive White Glove service sets us apart, delivering an exceptional, hassle-free experience. Included in the standard delivery fee, this service encompasses assembly, removal of packaging, flexible scheduling, and top-notch service quality.

Absolutely, our workmanship is backed by a comprehensive one-year guarantee. Certain limitations apply, including but not limited to normal wear and tear, misuse, abuse, and customer-provided materials. For further clarification, please inquire for detailed terms and conditions.

Yes, it is possible to supply your own fabric, known as Customer’s Own Material (COM). However, it’s important to note that COM carries no warranty or guarantee. We highly recommend consulting with us beforehand to ensure the fabric is suitable for the furniture piece, particularly in terms of durability, and to ascertain the correct yardage required. While we encourage sourcing materials directly from Queen Anne Upholstery & Refinishing to ensure comprehensive project responsibility and guarantee your satisfaction. If you opt for COM, please be aware that a cutting fee of $18 per yard will apply unless you are a registered designer with our company.

Yes, we collaborate with numerous designers located in the Western Washington region. Feel free to contact us to inquire about the special pricing and incentives we provide for partnering with you or your client referrals.

We are well equipped in crafting bespoke seating and unique furniture pieces tailored to our clients’ preferences. Our process begins with a collaborative approach, where we welcome your designs or collaborate directly with your architect for personalized built-in solutions. If you have encountered a concept furniture piece elsewhere that lacks the custom dimensions or distinctive touch you desire, simply provide us with the images as a starting reference, and we will proceed from there, ensuring your vision is realized to perfection.

Our production facility is located at 19615 Russell Road, Kent, WA 98032. The facility spans nearly 50,000 square feet and houses a proficient team of over 35 artisans equipped with advanced industry tools.

No, our expertise lies specifically in the realm of furniture reupholstery and refinishing.

While many manufacturers opt for conventional grade foam, which tends to degrade quickly over time resulting in diminished support, we prioritize durability and comfort. Unlike the commonly used foam, which may initially feel comfortable but deteriorates over time due to cost-cutting measures, our high-resiliency foam is available in four different densities and has a lifespan of 5-10 years, depending on usage. Additionally, we enhance comfort by incorporating a layer of Dacron poly to provide softness and enhance the plushness of the seating.

Yes, we offer a range of solutions tailored for those with chemical sensitivities. Our offerings include latex foam, renowned for its natural composition and available in three distinct densities. Additionally, we provide organic cotton padding options and an extensive array of natural fabrics, including cotton and wool, among others.

While we maintain an inventory of in-stock fabric, it’s important to note that our selection is highly tailored to individual projects. Given the dynamic nature of design trends and the vast array of choices, most of the fabrics we utilize are custom ordered to meet the specific requirements of each job.

We offer fitted or tailored slipcovers that closely resemble upholstery. Typically, our slipcovers feature Velcro or zippers at the rear corners for effortless removal. The labor cost for custom slipcovers is usually equivalent to upholstery services.

While our primary operation is centered around our production facility due to its cost-effectiveness and efficiency, we do offer on-site services for rare instances where furniture is built-in or cannot be removed.

Communication throughout the project is of paramount importance to us. Our craftsmen meticulously assess your furniture at our production facility. Should there be any need for adjustments to your quote based on our evaluation, rest assured, we will promptly notify you. Our production artisans bring their expertise to ensure meticulous attention to detail, guaranteeing longevity and timeless beauty both internally (frame and structure) and externally in your project execution.

Selecting upholstery fabric involves assessing factors such as durability, practicality for household use, aesthetic compatibility with interior décor, and eco-friendliness. Durability, determined by the double rub count, is vital, especially for high-traffic areas. Stain-resistant options are advisable for households with children or pets (Pet-Friendly-Fabrics). Fabric choice should also harmonize with interior design styles and color schemes. Opting for eco-friendly materials reflects environmental responsibility. A consultation with our product design specialist allows clients to visualize fabric samples in their space before deciding.

The wear and tear of both materials vary depending on factors such as type, quality, intended use, and aesthetic preferences. In certain scenarios, vinyl upholstery may prove to be the more suitable option. Advances in faux leather and vinyl manufacturing have blurred the lines between the two materials. Visit our showroom to explore the extensive range of options we offer. Our knowledgeable staff members are eager to assist you in discussing your project requirements and application needs.

Yes, in the majority of situations. However, during frame repair, webbing, or foam replacement, it’s necessary to pull back and reattach the material. It’s worth noting that if the leather or fabric is severely worn, threadbare, or brittle, reusing it may not be the most suitable option.

Yes, the process involves peeling up the outside back and removing the entire inside back, including the attached cushions. We utilize our commercial sewing machine to reinforce the loose seams with a durable overlock stitch. Additionally, in many instances, the foam or filling in the back cushions will require replacement to ensure adequate support and reduce stress on the seams.

Our services solely encompass leather repair for furniture. For assistance with smaller leather items, we recommend reaching out to a shoe repair shop.

Unfortunately, we do not provide fabric or leather dyeing or over coloring services currently.

Yes, we are pleased to offer comprehensive cane repair and replacement solutions, encompassing hand cane, press-in cane, rushing, and Danish cord techniques.

Yes, we offer comprehensive furniture cleaning services at our facility. Our approach ensures a meticulous cleaning process utilizing state-of-the-art equipment, enabling us to deliver superior results. Particularly for high-end or delicate fabrics and leather, we often conduct multiple cleaning sessions to achieve the highest quality outcome.

Hardwood and softwood refer to the type of tree species used in furniture construction. Hardwood comes from slow-growing broadleaf trees, resulting in denser, more durable wood, making it ideal for high-quality furniture. Softwood, on the other hand, comes from faster-growing evergreen trees and is less dense but still strong, often used in construction framing. Plywood, despite its reputation, offers durability and versatility, with various grades, wood types, and layering options available. While hardwood is typically preferred for its longevity, softwood furniture can still be valuable and charming, especially in rustic styles.

There are a couple things that almost everyone wants out of their furniture: high comfort and stylish appearance the furniture. Wool and leather were nailed to the framework by early Egyptian upholsterers. Eventually, padding became a common element of upholstered furniture, then springs. This type of upholstered furniture saw a surge of popularity during the industrial revolution and was in full swing by the Victorian era. The improved quality and availability of springs allowed for more complex upholstery than previously possible, making way for the variety of furniture upholstery that exists today.