We restore our own specially selected pieces in a range of vibrantly patterned and plain fabrics. Scroll down to see our current stock…
We also take on bespoke commissions. Want to have your own unique piece of vintage furniture in your own choice of fabric? Then browse our current collection of vintage pieces waiting to be restored. A little imagination is needed to conjure up the potential beauty of vintage furniture, but we can help. We will take you through the process of making the best choice of fabric to compliment the design, turning an ugly duckling into a beautiful swan!
Please contact us if you are interested in any of our current furniture for sale or would like to discuss a bespoke commission.
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NEWLY RESTORED & FOR SALE…
A set of early G Plan Dining Chairs (Model B629). This model is rare and not often found in public sales. The chair frames are made from a light oak and have been re-covered in a high-quality woollen fabric in a vibrant shade of turquoise. This set of chairs would look perfect in a mid-century modern interior and will last another lifetime.
NEWLY RESTORED & FOR SALE…
A rare Scandinavian mid-century modern armchair from the 1960’s. With unusual wooden arm facings made from ash and newly upholstered in a contemporary geometric fabric that accentuates the chair’s clean lines. Available to buy now on Vinterior:
NEWLY RESTORED & FOR SALE…
This mahogany settee is traditionally called a settle and dates from the early part of the 20th century. It has been fully restored and newly upholstered in a striking fabric by Emma J Shipley, with yellow piping detail and comes with a pair of acid yellow velvet bolster cushions. This piece would look amazing in a hallway or living room. It’s maximalism at its best! Available to buy now on Vinterior:
FOR SALE…
A long, low footstool upholstered in a striking black and white hand-printed design by textile artist Sophie Colette. The hot pink border is a woven, linen-type fabric and the legs are painted in a slate grey paint with a satin finish. This is a completely unique piece. Take this opportunity to buy it now as we will not be making any more editions. Available to buy now on Vinterior:
A Napoleon III Chaise Longue circa 1920’s
This distinctive piece is in the style of the chaise longue design made famous by Napoleon III in the 18th century. This version dates from the 1920’s. It needs a full restoration service but once we’ve worked our magic on it, it could look out of this world! We think a richly coloured Timorous Beasties fabric would bring it back to its former glory.
A pair of Mid Century Modern booth style sofas
This unusual pair of sofas date from the 1960’s. They would be perfect for a hotel or office reception area or large living room. As with most of our furniture waiting to be restored, these pieces will take a bit of imagination to see their future beauty. We would be happy to discuss different design options and offer advice about a look that would sit well with an existing design palette.
After Pierre Guariche: a pair of G10 style Mid Century Modern lounge chairs
The design of these chairs has been influenced by the famous 1950’s French designer, Pierre Guariche. They have seen better days but could look stunning again if reupholstered in a striking geometric pattern, a brightly coloured textured woollen fabric, or even leather. They would be perfect for an elegant living room, office or restaurant.
A 1970’s Vono Swivel Armchair
This retro armchair is a 1970’s classic, mounted on a tubular chrome base. With a new fabric, this wouldn’t look out of place in the iconic James Bond film, “Goldfinger”! And it’s so comfortable, it feels like a big hug when you sit down!
After Pierre Guariche: a G10 style Mid Century Modern lounge chair
The G10 chair became an instant best seller for Pierre Guariche, through the high-end furniture company Airborne, in the 1950’s and 60’s. The classic design influenced other furniture makers of that era: offering the same high quality workmanship for a lower price. This chair is structurally sound but the upholstery needs updating. You could mirror the original two-tone upholstery or go for something completely different.
An archive of furniture restored and sold by Hamilton & Hodson.