Floral sofa and armchair renewed with fresh upholstery

SWU / Sustainability

Worth keeping.
Worth renewing.

Thoughtful choices. Lasting furniture.

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01 / A circular approach

Keep the good.
Renew the rest.

Reupholstery keeps useful furniture in service and helps reduce waste. We consider how pieces can be repaired, reused and eventually recycled, making the most of materials already here.

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02 / In our Bristol workshop

A future,
made by hand.

Care in every stitch

Repair · Recover · Renew

Quality worth preserving

Sound frames are a strong starting point. Restoring well-made furniture, including second-hand finds, can give it many more years of use.

Comfort, renewed

Cushion refilling refreshes comfort without replacing the whole sofa. Choose foam, feather or a combination to suit your furniture.

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A craftsperson assembling a timber furniture frame

04 / Bespoke, with tomorrow in mind

Built for
the long run.

Our bespoke seating uses FSC-approved beech and plywood, with glued and screwed frames. Durable construction gives new furniture a lasting foundation.

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Fabric sample books arranged on reused timber shelving

05 / Making materials go further

Useful materials.
Another purpose.

We recycle cardboard and paper. The Children’s Scrapstore collects fabric offcuts, foam and tubes for creative projects. Ex-display fabrics become cushions; reclaimed scaffold boards become shelving and tables.

Schools and charities can contact us about usable workshop materials.

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How can we help?