Give a sun-faded sofa another decade, not a dumpster trip.
We restore leather sofas, armchairs, and dining seating in your home - color loss, cracking, and everyday wear repaired without removing the piece.
What we typically fix
Sun-faded upholstery
Color restored on sofas and chairs that have taken years of Florida light through a window or on a porch.
Cracked seat cushions
The most common failure point on a leather sofa - filled, regrained, and color-matched to the rest of the piece.
Pet & wear damage
Scratches, scuffs, and worn armrests repaired without a full reupholstery job.
What we work on: sofas, loveseats, armchairs, and ottomans - worn arms, faded color, or a full recolor when the whole piece needs it. Cushions that have gone flat get foam restuffing alongside the leather work, since the two problems usually show up together.
How pricing works
We price by seating place, not by piece of furniture - a loveseat costs less to restore than a 3-seat sofa, and the price reflects that directly:
- Per seating place (crack repair & recolor, standard pigmented leather) - from $300
- Per seating place, aniline leather - from $600 (aniline has little to no protective topcoat, so matching and refinishing it safely takes significantly more skill and time)
Example: a standard 3-seat sofa in pigmented leather starts around $900; the same sofa in aniline leather starts around $1,800. We’ll confirm the exact number and leather type before any work starts.
Piece still in good shape? See our care & maintenance plans - cleaning, conditioning, and protective finish that keep it that way.
A restoration partner you can put your name behind
Whether it’s a client’s heirloom chair, a showroom floor sample, or a lobby sofa taking daily wear, we work directly with the people who specify and manage the furniture - not just the end owner.
How it works
- On-site work around your project timeline or property schedule
- Color-matching to existing finishes and fabric pairings
- Direct communication with the person doing the work
Who this is for
- Interior designers restoring a client’s existing piece instead of replacing it
- Furniture showrooms with floor-sample wear
- Hotels, restaurants, and property managers with recurring leather upkeep