Trained in both modern and traditional upholstery techniques, Lizzy Hayes Upholstery specialises in creating new life for rundown, antique and vintage furniture. A family favourite heirloom sofa that has seen better days? An exciting auction purchase that needs updating to sync with today's modern home or a threadbare ottoman consigned to the spare room?
Working hand-in-hand with expert craftspeople, cabinet makers, textile designers and restorers, Lizzy Hayes Upholstery provides a unique design, restoration and interior service for your treasured pieces, old or new.
Working hand-in-hand with expert craftspeople, cabinet makers, textile designers and restorers, Lizzy Hayes Upholstery provides a unique design, restoration and interior service for your treasured pieces, old or new.
Reviews (7)
Rob Axford
May 19, 2021
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Absolutely delighted with the work by Lizzy on 2 fireside chairs and 2 drop is seats for dining chairs. The fireside chairs had been made by my grandfather for my parents’ wedding in 1948 and so have much family history and sentimental value but they were looking quite shabby after so many years. Lizzy took then and transformed them as can be seen. The frames were repaired and re-polished and the upholstery completely replaced, they now look fantastic and have been admired by family members.
Lizzy’s attention to detail really shows in the way the fabrics have been matched. Lizzy clearly loves
Lizzy’s attention to detail really shows in the way the fabrics have been matched. Lizzy clearly loves
Phil Thomson
Dec 02, 2019
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Well what can we say other than we are absolutely delighted with the two chairs Lizzy has worked on for us. They have been completely rejuvenated and look fabulous. We picked a really awkward tartan and the way Lizzy has matched and lined it up is exceptional work. We could not recommend Lizzy more highly.
Admin Sawdays
Jan 24, 2019
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Rebecca Little
Oct 25, 2018
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Franck Giraudet
Nov 25, 2017
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Tim Mowl
Jan 15, 2017
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Lizzy has just brought back to me a re-upholstered chair I got at a local sale. It is an eighteenth-century mahogany Gainsborough armchair, which was originally covered with hideous, tapestry-style 1920s fabric. Although I was initially pleased to bid successfully for it, my heart sank when I thought what was needed to make it even half respectable. But a mutual friend put me in touch with Lizzy and we talked through its proposed rehabilitation. I sourced a William Morris willow bough fabric and left it to her to decide on its re-upholstering. Three weeks later, and after dealing with an infestation
Luke Thomas
Aug 21, 2015
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