Herman Miller chair repair NJ
Leather lounge chairs at home and executive chairs at the office get sat in for decades. When the cushions crack, the arms scuff or a seam opens, the leather can be repaired where the chair stands.
Eight common problems
Most Herman Miller chair repair NJ requests are one of these, usually on seat cushions and armrests.
The spots that wear first
Armrests, seat fronts, seams, piping, small tears and tired cushions.
Repair, not replace
Most chairs need a local repair, a color and finish match, or new stitching, not a new cover.
The same damage, repaired
Crack repair Scratch repair Scuff repair Tear repair All brands
From photos to finished
The whole piece, every damaged area up close, and the tag under a cushion.
What the leather is, what we would do and the price, in writing.
Usually at your home: cleaning, filling, color mixed to your hide, then a protective finish.
How long the finish needs to cure, and how to look after it.
Herman Miller repair questions
Do you repair leather office chairs?
Yes: seats, backs and armrests on executive and task chairs. If the problem is a lift, tilt or caster, send a photo and we will tell you plainly what we can do.
Can you repair a lounge chair cushion without touching the wood?
Yes. We protect the wood and shell and only treat the leather surfaces.
Should I check the warranty first?
If the chair may still be covered by the maker or the store, yes: ask them first, since an outside repair may affect a claim.
Can black leather be matched so the repair does not shine?
Yes. Black is matched for sheen as well as color, so the repaired spot does not stand out in daylight.
How do I start Herman Miller chair repair NJ?
Send photos to office@leatherrestorepro.com: the whole chair, the damage up close, and the label under the seat.
Herman Miller 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 Herman Miller.
Keep the chair.
Send the whole piece, the damage up close and the tag. That is enough to tell you what your chair needs and what it costs.
or email office@leatherrestorepro.com