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Specified forward, not matched back · New Jersey

Upholstery for Interior
Designers NJ

Existing pieces brought into a scheme that is still on a board. Upholstery for interior designers NJ practices specify is the one job on this site that matches forward rather than backward.

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A designer selecting upholstery materials
Why your job is the odd one out

You are matching forward

Every other trade on this site asks us to match what is already in the room. You are doing the opposite: specifying into a scheme that exists on a board and in your head, for a client who is not standing next to the furniture. That changes what is useful from a vendor. Not speed, and not a cheaper number — sampling against your palette, a cured drawdown you can put in a presentation, and material options that are contract-rated so the specification survives the first year of use.

Sampled to the boardOptions brought to your palette rather than to the existing piece.
Cured, presentable proofA dried sample you can hand to a client, not a wet patch on site.
Rated, so it holdsContract-grade shortlists, so the scheme still looks specified in a year.
Leather samples reviewed against a scheme
To your palette
Sheen being matched on leather
Sheen specified
A wall of upholstery swatch samples
A real sample wall
What we do for practices

Recolour, recover, and keep what works

Upholstery for interior designers NJ projects need is usually a mix: a few hero pieces recovered to the new scheme and the rest recoloured, which costs a fraction of replacing them.

A leather sofa installed in a staged room
Client PiecesKept and brought into the scheme
A brown leather sofa in a showroom
Showroom FindsReworked before delivery
A custom leather banquette bench
Built-insBanquettes detailed into the room
A selection of hides for reupholstery
Material SourcingWhen the spec is discontinued
What a practice actually needs

Presentable proof, and dates that hold

Two things decide whether a vendor is usable on a design job, and neither is the quote. You have to be able to show the client something, and you have to be able to promise a date to somebody else.

What you can present

  • A drawdown proving a colour match
    A cured drawdownOn the real material, dried, so the colour in the presentation is the colour delivered.
  • A colour spec sheet with a swatch
    A written specArticle, grade and sheen, so your schedule can reference it.

What we commit to

  • A leather sofa being installed in a staged room
    Install datesGiven to you, in your name, so you can promise them onward.
  • Agreed terms for upholstery work
    No side conversationsWe quote to you and report to you. Your client hears it from you.
How it works

Brief, sample, approve, deliver

  1. Send the scheme

    Palette, materials and the date you have already promised.

  2. We sample to it

    Contract-rated options against your board, not against the old piece.

  3. You present, client approves

    With a cured sample rather than a description.

  4. Delivered to your date

    Or told early if it is not possible, which is the same courtesy.

Where this sits

Designers specify. Decorators work with what is there

If the brief is to bring a client’s existing furniture into a new palette rather than to specify afresh, the decorators page is the closer fit. The mechanics behind the sampling are on colour matching, and what happens when a specified material is discontinued is on material matching.

Questions

Upholstery for Interior Designers NJ FAQ

What practices ask before the first job.

Can you sample to our palette rather than to the existing piece?

Yes, and that is the main difference with design work. Upholstery for interior designers NJ schemes need is specified forward, so we sample to your board and ignore what the piece used to be.

Will we get something we can show a client?

A cured drawdown on the actual material. Wet colour and cured colour differ, so a dried sample is the only honest thing to present.

Do you speak to our clients?

Only if you ask. We quote to you, in your name, and report to you.

Can you hold a date?

Tell us the date before the scope. If it cannot be met we say so immediately rather than at the end.

What if the material we specified is gone?

We find a contract-rated equal and bring it to you, or tell you to respecify. We will not substitute quietly.

Get started

Send the board and the date

The palette and the day you have promised. Those two things shape a design quote more than the furniture does.

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

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