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B&B Italia leather repair NJ

Low, deep Italian sofas and modular sectionals in soft leather. When a seat wears, a seam opens or the color fades, it can be repaired carefully at home, keeping the softness that makes the piece.

What we see

Where soft leather wears

Most B&B Italia leather repair NJ requests are one of these eight, usually on the seats used every day.

Scratches and scuffs on leather
Scratches & scuffsPale marks from pets, keys and buckles.
Small tear in a leather seat
Small tearsCuts that grow if they are left open.
Faded leather with color loss
FadingUneven color near windows and on seats.
Stain on light leather
StainsDye transfer, ink and spills on soft hides.
Split seam on a leather cushion
Split seamsStitching that opens on deep cushions.
Worn leather edge
Worn edgesCorners and piping rubbed through first.
Leather cushion losing its support
Cushion supportLow, deep seats that lose their shape.
General surface wear on leather
Surface wearA dull, tired finish on the most-used seats.
What we repair

More than the sofa

Sofas, modular sectionals, lounge chairs, ottomans, beds and dining chairs, each with its own wear pattern.

Low leather sofa
Sofas
Modular leather sectional
Modular sectionals
Leather lounge chair
Lounge chairs
Leather ottoman
Ottomans
Bed with a leather headboard
Beds
Leather dining chair
Dining chairs
Materials

Details that have to match

Grain, stitching and edges are part of the design. A good repair matches all three, not just the color.

Close-up of a soft leather grain
The hideSoft grain that shows every repair if done badly.
Close-up of an upholstery fabric weave
Fabric piecesMany pieces mix leather with fabric parts.
Close-up of leather stitching
StitchingSeams are part of the design, so they are matched.
Leather panel corner with piping
Piping & cornersEdges are rebuilt to keep the clean lines.
Before & after

The same damage, repaired

All before & after →
Sofa seat restored, before and after
Sofa seat restored
Color restored, before and after
Color restored
Cushion repaired, before and after
Cushion repaired
Scratches and scuffs removed, before and after
Scratches and scuffs removed
Arm scuffs refinished, before and after
Arm scuffs refinished
Cushion seam closed, before and after
Cushion seam closed
Cushion support rebuilt, before and after
Cushion support rebuilt
How it works

From photos to finished

01Photos

The whole piece, every damaged area up close, and the tag under a cushion.

02Plan and price

What the leather is, what we would do and the price, in writing.

03Repair

Usually at your home: cleaning, filling, color mixed to your hide, then a protective finish.

04Aftercare

How long the finish needs to cure, and how to look after it.

Questions

B&B Italia repair questions

Should I contact the dealer first?

If the piece is still covered by the dealer or the maker, yes: check with them first, since an outside repair may affect a claim. For wear after that, send us photos.

Can you repair soft Italian leather without making it stiff?

That is the goal. We keep the finish as light as the original so the leather still feels soft.

Can one module of a sectional be repaired on its own?

Yes. We repair the damaged module and blend the color so it still matches the pieces next to it.

Do you work on the fabric parts too?

Tell us what the piece is made of. We focus on leather; if a fabric part needs work, we say honestly what we can do.

How do I start B&B Italia leather repair NJ?

Send photos to office@leatherrestorepro.com: the whole piece, the damage up close, and any label or tag.

B&B Italia is a trademark of its owner, used here only to identify the furniture we repair. Leather Restore Pro is an independent repair company with no ties to B&B Italia.

Free estimate

Keep the design you chose.

Send the whole piece, the damage up close and the tag. That is enough to tell you what your piece needs and what it costs.

or email office@leatherrestorepro.com

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