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Velvet headboard in emerald green with a scalloped top, in a dim bedroom

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Connecticut · velvet, linen, boucle & leather

Headboard
Reupholstery CT

Keep your headboard and give it a different fabric, outline or tufting. Homes and hotels can plan headboard reupholstery CT wide from one photo and two measurements.

New fabric, outline or tuftsResidences & hospitalityPhone (347) 310-7483

Roll edge of a headboard covered in an old floral chintz
The frame stays

Everything visible can change

Under the fabric, most headboards are just padding on a plywood frame. That frame rarely gives out, so with headboard reupholstery CT bedrooms can get a fresh fabric, outline and tufting in one job.

Fresh fabricSwap in velvet, linen, boucle, leather or suede on your existing frame and padding.
Different outlineTurn a basic rectangle into an arch, a scallop or a wingback.
Different tuftingPick channels, diamond buttons or a smooth tight face to suit the room.
Looks

From channels and buttons to scallops and wings

We can build any of these over your frame, or keep the shape and just change the fabric.

Channels with an arch headboard
Channels with an archUpright channels beneath a rounded top
Diamond buttons headboard
Diamond buttonsVelvet pulled down into deep buttons
Scallop crown headboard
Scallop crownRounded scallops along the top edge
Wings headboard
WingsSide panels that curve around the mattress
Buttoned panels headboard
Buttoned panelsA grid of square panels, each one buttoned
Wall-height panels headboard
Wall-height panelsUpholstery that runs up the full wall
Wear and outline

What wears out, and what the shape can turn into

Headboards seldom break. They wear, stain or start to look dated, and the shape can change along with the fabric.

Signs it needs redoing

  • Open seams headboard
    Open seamsStitching gives way at a seam and the edge begins to fray.
  • Set-in stains headboard
    Set-in stainsLight linen soaks up coffee and hair oil.
  • Rubbed corners headboard
    Rubbed cornersThe cloth wears through where hands and pillows rest.
  • Lifting buttons headboard
    Lifting buttonsButtons pull loose and the tufted pattern turns uneven.

Shapes to consider

  • Camelback headboard
    CamelbackA gentle hump outlined by a contrasting welt.
  • Serpentine wave headboard
    Serpentine waveA rolling top edge framed by a border.
  • Deco fan headboard
    Deco fanChannels spreading outward like a seashell.
Covers

Choose a fabric or leather

Velvet for a headboardVelvetSoft pile with real depth.
Boucle for a headboardBoucleLooped texture, warm to the touch.
Linen for a headboardLinenAiry and casual.
Leather for a headboardLeatherAges well and cleans with a wipe.
Suede for a headboardSuedeA quiet, matte finish.

The process

  1. Photograph it

    Show the full headboard and a fabric close-up, and note the width and height.

  2. Pick a design

    We help you settle on the fabric, shape and tufting.

  3. Receive a quote

    A single written price for the design you picked.

  4. New cover on

    We strip the old cover, renew the padding, then fit the new cover and tufting.

One finished job

Before and after on one headboard

Get my headboard priced
Before and after: a floral headboard redone in channeled navy velvet
From floral print to channeled navy velvet
Hotel room with an extra-wide framed panel headboard
Hospitality

Matching headboards across many rooms

In hotels, short-term rentals and dorms, every room often has the identical headboard. Covering them in one hard-wearing fabric keeps the rooms consistent and costs far less than buying new beds. See commercial sofas and how we serve businesses.

Stitched top band on a low headboard in brown leather
A straight answer

Repair can be the better call

When a leather headboard is solid and only shows scuffs, fading or small peeling patches, repair and color work can save the original cover. Your photos settle it, and we will tell you. Related: upholstered bed repair and bench reupholstery.

FAQ

Common headboard questions

Questions we hear before people book headboard reupholstery CT wide.

Does reupholstering a headboard make sense?

In most cases it does. A headboard frame is basic and sturdy, so headboard reupholstery CT owners book costs far less than a new upholstered bed, and you choose the exact fabric.

Can my headboard get a new shape?

Often it can. We can build a rectangular frame out into an arch, scallops or wings. Send a photo with the size and we will say what the frame can take.

Can you add tufting to a flat headboard?

Yes. During reupholstery we can add channels or diamond buttons, along with fresh padding so the tufts have depth.

Do you reupholster hotel and rental headboards?

Yes. We can cover a matching set for several rooms in one hard-wearing fabric so every room looks alike.

What is the best way to get a quote?

Send a photo of the headboard with its width and height by text to (347) 310-7483, by email to office@leatherrestorepro.com, or through the free estimate form.

Next step

Photograph your headboard and send it

We can price it from one photo plus the width and height. Nothing is scheduled until you approve.

Phone (347) 310-7483 · Email office@leatherrestorepro.com

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