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Lobbies, clubhouses & corridors · Connecticut

Building Furniture
Restoration CT

Sun-bleached lobby leather, rubbed seat fronts, denim dye, pen marks and scratched tabletops returned to their proper color and sheen on the pieces your building was furnished with. Building furniture restoration CT boards can review from pictures.

Original pieces stayColor mixed to the setCall (347) 310-7483

Lobby seating group where one piece has faded more than the others
The case for restoring

One piece always ages first

Lobby seating is bought as a group, picked to suit the building. Then one item ends up beside the glass, or next to the entry, or is simply everyone's favorite seat, and it fades and wears ahead of its companions. Low winter sun through a south-facing lobby window in Hartford or Stamford speeds that up. A replacement never quite matches. Building furniture restoration cleans, mends and recolors that one item against its group, so the lobby looks the way the designer meant it to.

LeatherBleached, rubbed or marked hide recolored.
VinylDull, scuffed clubhouse seats revived.
WoodScratched tops and glass rings refinished.
Six surface problems

What a restoration deals with

Each is a surface fault on a structurally sound piece, which is exactly why it restores so well.

Sun bleaching
Sun bleachingColor gone where the light lands
Rubbed seat fronts
Rubbed seat frontsFinish worn off the leading edge
Denim dye
Denim dyeBlue jeans on pale hide
Pen marks
Pen marksInk on fabric and leather arms
Glass rings
Glass ringsWhite marks on lobby wood
Scratched tabletops
Scratched tabletopsKeys, handbags and mugs
Close-up of leather being recolored to suit a lobby sofa
Getting the color right

Mixed against the set, not a sample card

The color is blended against the pieces that kept their color, under daylight, and sealed at the same sheen as the rest of the group. The restored item rejoins its set instead of standing out from it. Related: hotel furniture restoration.

Bleached lobby sofa before restoration
Lobby sofa, as found.
Same lobby sofa after restoration
Color and sheen back.
As found, then finished

Same sofa, its finish returned

Bleached and rubbed across all three cushions, this lobby sofa was cleaned, mended and recolored on its original hide. That is building furniture restoration CT associations can put in front of their owners.

Cost a restoration
Lobby armchair bleached and crazed
Lobby armchair, as found.
Same armchair after restoration
Restored.
Lobby side table with a scratched top
Side table, as found.
Same side table after refinishing
Refinished.
Where it appears first

Lobby, clubhouse, corridor

Lobby armchairs and side tables show it soonest, followed by clubhouse lounges and corridor benches. See lobby furniture repair and shared rooms.

How it is done

Three surfaces, a single sheet

Leather, vinyl and wood each have their own restoration method, all costed on one sheet. Anything too far gone for restoring moves to reupholstery.

Leather being restoredLeather
Vinyl being restoredVinyl
Wood being restoredWood

How it works

  1. Picture the faded one

    Plus a shot of the group it belongs to.

  2. Restore or re-cover

    The pictures settle which.

  3. See the cost

    A written figure for each item.

  4. Checked to the set

    Color and sheen compared against its group.

Questions

Building Restoration FAQ

What managers and boards ask before booking building furniture restoration CT wide.

When does restoring beat replacing?

When the item is structurally sound and the problem sits on the surface: bleaching, rubbed edges, marks or scratches. The original stays and still matches its group.

Can one faded item be brought back in line with the rest?

Yes. The color is blended against the pieces that kept theirs and sealed at the same sheen.

Is wood included as well as leather?

Yes. Scratched tabletops and glass rings on lobby tables are refinished.

What is beyond restoration?

Leather or vinyl that has split right through or peeled away. Those pieces need a repair or a new cover.

How do I start building furniture restoration CT wide?

Text a picture of the faded item and its group to (347) 310-7483, or email office@leatherrestorepro.com. You can also use the free estimate form.

Get started

Show us the faded one

A picture of the faded item and the group it belongs to is enough to cost the restoration. Nothing is booked until you say yes.

Or call (347) 310-7483 · office@leatherrestorepro.com

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