Good as new

Restore your tired and dated furniture to its former glory with help from the team at P&C Upholstery.

When thinking about changing the décor in our homes an option that’s easily overlooked is the prospect of re-upholstering furniture. Looking at your tired and worn sofa might be starting to make you feel like it’s time to ditch it and move on, but that doesn’t have to be the case. If the main structure is sound then re-upholstering could be the easier and cheaper option; giving you that new furniture feel without having to fork out for a complete replacement. Plus, re-upholstering means that if it’s a significant item of furniture, perhaps passed down through the family or discovered in an antique shop, you’re able to restore it to its former glory and continue to enjoy it for years to come.

“The beauty is in the detail.”

P&C Upholstery is a family company spanning three generations of the finest craftspeople, helping people bring new life to old pieces of furniture. Customers from all reaches of the country have chosen P&C since 1965 for the team’s attention to detail and sympathetic restorations.

Lee tells us: “The beauty is in the detail.” Experts in their field, the team offer commercial contract and domestic services, providing upholstery for chairs, sofas, headboards and curtains. They also provide a design service that includes working on bespoke furniture projects, covering everything from building furniture frames through to fabric design and finishing details. Lee continues: “We’ll help you take your vision from the initial concept, to the design, to finally producing a handcrafted finished piece.”

Specialising in bringing furniture back to life, P&C can restore your furniture using modern or traditional materials whilst still retaining its characteristic qualities. The company upholsters to very high standards, producing a quality finish that lasts for years. Covering the whole of Cornwall and offering a nation-wide service, P&C will help restore your item back to its prime condition so that you don’t have to give up on a great piece of furniture.