Show your piece.
Start with photos and a description of what needs attention. Note what you’d like to change and what you want to keep.
At home or at work, the right furniture earns its place. A favorite chair, a sofa that fits just right, seating that welcomes the next guest. Craig’s brings fabric, comfort and proportion together for pieces worth keeping.
Text a full view of your piece and a close-up of what needs attention.

Choose a piece or a type of work, from one cushion to a coordinated business seating project.
Refresh sofas, sectionals, chaises and loveseats, with coordinated covers, cushion comfort and the condition beneath considered together.
Refresh an accent chair, armchair or lounge chair while considering its familiar shape, support and comfort.
Refresh dining seats and upholstered backs with a coordinated look and attention to everyday use.
Replace cushion covers, inserts or both, with shaped fit, foam, filling and your preferred feel considered together.
Consider new covers and inserts for outdoor seating, matched to the furniture and its exposure.
Refresh a vintage chair or sofa with respect for its proportions, condition and the details you value.
Plan fitted cushions for benches, window seats and nooks, with shape, thickness and fabric considered together.
Fitted removable covers for sofas, chairs and sectional pieces, with shape, fabric, closures and care considered together.
Repair open seams, cushion closures and worn upholstery panels, with the surrounding fabric and construction assessed together.
Plan upholstery for office, reception, hospitality and other business seating, with quantities, materials and project coordination in view.
Refresh banquette and booth seats and backs, with corners, comfort, material placement and existing attachments considered together.
Refresh ottomans, footstools and upholstered poufs, from the top and side panels to padding and finishing details.
Plan decorative pillows, floor pillows and bolsters with coordinated shapes, covers, filling and finishing details.
Refresh upholstered headboards and existing bed panels with fabric, padding, seam placement and proportion considered together.
Assess leather sofas, chairs and ottomans for affected-panel or fuller upholstery work, with material matching, shape and comfort in view.
Start with photos and a description of what needs attention. Note what you’d like to change and what you want to keep.
Compare materials, color, and comfort. The condition beneath the cover helps determine whether repair or reupholstery makes sense.
After inspection, confirm what is included, material choices, cost, and timing before work begins.
Tell us what you’d like to repair, restore or reimagine.
Text a full view of your piece and a close-up of what needs attention.