From the Workshop
Real jobs off a working bench — documented stage by stage. Furniture, vehicles, plant, soft furnishings: what came in, what we found, what it took.
From our workshop
The projects above are documented stage by stage. These are the finished pieces — forty-three of them, reupholstered by hand at Greenwood Upholstery in West Yorkshire. Victorian show-frames and Queen Anne wing chairs, mid-century settees, chaises, footstools and stools. Tap any photograph to see it larger.
This page is our work — but there is a wall for yours too. The Reader’s Bench is where readers’ first seats go up: send a photograph of your first drop-in and get featured.











































Textbooks show the ideal. A working bench shows the truth: the split rail nobody mentioned, the previous upholsterer’s shortcut, the frame that turned out to be worth saving after all. These pages record real work as it happened — the hours, the materials, the problems and the finish — from an AMUSF-accredited workshop in Hebden Bridge.
The full method behind every job is in The Working Upholsterer’s Bible.