For many people, they realize their furniture is still in great shape, except for the fabric, and its quality construction has lasted for a longer period than some of their newer pieces. Before manufacturers were forced to cut corners in quality with mass-produced furniture, they were built with better quality and materials and better overall workmanship. With high quality reupholstering solutions, such time-tested pieces of furniture can continue to keep their value for years to come.

Another major reason for reupholstering can be purely sentimental. Your chair, sofa, or loveseat may be your favourite piece of furniture, or maybe you inherited the piece from your mother, grandmother or, favourite aunt. Sometimes, everyone in the family loved the piece, including the dog. If that favourite piece of furniture has experienced damages from wear and tear, reupholstering can bring it back to its vibrance it was once known for.

Instead of tossing out an old and worn-out furniture, reupholster it to bring it new life and cut down on waste and resources consumption in creating a new piece of furniture. When a piece of furniture is reupholstered, the frame, springs, and other internal parts are reused–less waste to be put into landfills.

Have you ever heard the expression “they’re just not building things as well as they used to…”? New furniture, while they appear attractive in the store, are often not built with quality as high as furniture from even just a generation ago and, for the most part, will not stand the test of time. Historically, the new furniture industry has been dictated by the consumer, particularly when it comes to price. So, if one possesses a high quality piece of furniture from the times furniture was made with quality in mind, using it with reupholstering can offer greater value for money compared to discarding it and purchasing new.