Office furniture restoration NYC: a technician re-colors the arm of a cognac leather executive chair in a skyline office at dusk

Color, finish and wear

Keep the furniture. Restore the finish.

Office furniture restoration NYC firms book after hours: faded leather, worn arms and dull wood brought back on site, ready by morning.

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What restoration fixes

Wear that shows, not damage that breaks

Office furniture restoration NYC offices ask for most is about color and finish. The cover is sound; it just no longer looks it.

The backrest of a cognac leather executive chair faded pale where window light falls on it

Faded colorSun and cleaning strip the dye.

A leather office chair arm cap worn through the finish to the pale base color

Worn armsHands and sleeves wear the finish first.

A black vinyl conference chair seat with scuffs and dull patches across the front edge

Scuffed vinylDull patches on seats and fronts.

The edge of a walnut conference table, its finish dull and scratched where chairs rub it

Dull woodTable edges and desk tops.

Before and after

One set of chairs, one evening

Faded conference chairs cleaned, re-colored and sealed in place. Drag to compare, or see more before and after work.

The same conference chairs after restoration, color even and the finish renewed

Conference room leather chairs before restoration, faded and worn at the arms and seats

How it runs

Four steps, done where the chairs stand

Every office furniture restoration NYC job follows the same order, with color matched to your furniture before anything is applied.

A technician deep-cleans a leather office chair seat with a soft brush — 01CleanOils and old polish come off.

A worn leather chair arm being prepared and filled before re-coloring — 02PrepareWorn spots are filled and smoothed.

A technician re-colors a cognac leather office chair with a spray gun — 03Re-colorMatched color, built up in thin coats.

A clear protective topcoat being applied to a restored leather office chair — 04SealA topcoat set to the original sheen.

A technician checks a worn leather executive chair with a flashlight to decide between restoration and reupholstery

Restore, repair or replace

The right fix for each piece

We look at every piece first and tell you which job it needs. Office furniture restoration NYC work is the lightest of the three.

RestoreCover is sound, color and finish are worn. This page.

RepairA tear, a split seam or a broken part. ReupholsterCracked through or past saving.

Where we work

Every room on the floor

Scheduled around your building’s rules for after-hours vendors; property managers will know them from BOMA. See all office furniture services.

A conference room of restored cognac leather chairs around a walnut table

Conference rooms

Whole sets, one color batch

A restored black leather executive chair at a desk in a private office

Executive offices

Chairs, sofas and desks

Restored leather lounge chairs in an office reception lobby

Lobbies & reception

The first seats clients see

Questions

Office furniture restoration NYC questions

Leather color only? See leather color restoration.

What is the difference between restoration and reupholstery?

Restoration keeps the original cover and renews its color and finish. Reupholstery replaces the cover. If the leather is sound, restoration is the lighter, faster job.

Can you restore furniture while the office is in use?

We work in the evening or on weekends, on site. Pieces are ready to use again the next morning in most office furniture restoration NYC jobs.

Will restored chairs match the ones we did not touch?

Yes. Color is mixed to the furniture that stays, and every chair in a set is finished from the same batch.

Can faded leather really look new again?

Faded and worn color, yes. Leather that is cracked through or torn needs repair first, and some covers are past saving; we tell you which before we start.

Do you restore wood desks and tables too?

Yes. Scratched and dull wood tops and edges are touched up and refinished, often on the same visit as the chairs.