Residential lobby furniture repair NYC: cognac leather seating in a warmly lit Manhattan residential lobby
Co-ops, condos and rentals

Residential Lobby Furniture Repair

Residential lobby furniture repair NYC boards can schedule overnight: the seating every resident and buyer sees, repaired one piece at a time, so the lobby never closes.

Buildings we work in

Every Building Wears Differently

Residential lobby furniture repair NYC buildings ask for depends on the lobby: what the board wants kept, and how much traffic the room takes.

A dark brown leather sofa and cognac chairs around a stone table in a residential lobby
What is in a lobby

Six Pieces, Six Different Jobs

A lobby is rarely one material. Leather seating, a fabric chair, a wood console and a front desk all age at different speeds — and a board notices the one that does not match. Under each piece: how it is worked.

What we see

Six Months of Traffic

A residential lobby takes deliveries, strollers, dogs and movers. This is what it does to the furniture, and what each one needs.

Scuffed leather on the arm of a lobby chair
ScuffsBags, carts and coats along the arms and front edges. Fix it
Faded leather on the arm of a lobby sofa
FadingThe side facing the glass goes pale first. Fix it
A dark stain on tan lobby leather
StainsCoffee, rain and hand cream on a seat cushion. Fix it
A tear in the leather of a lobby seat cushion
TearsA key, a buckle, a delivery dolly. Fix it
A split seam along the edge of a leather lobby cushion
Split seamsStitching gives out where people sit down. Fix it
A loose joint at the corner of a walnut lobby table
Loose wood jointsTables and chair frames working loose. Fix it
Three routes

Repair, Restore or Recover

Residential lobby furniture repair NYC work runs down one of three routes. We tell the board which one each piece needs before anything starts, and why.

A scuffed leather sofa arm being repaired01RepairScuffs, tears and seams fixed on the piece, in the lobby, usually overnight. Nothing leaves the building. More on repair work.
A cognac leather cushion half restored to an even color02RestoreColor brought back across a whole set so faded and unfaded pieces match again. More on restore work.
A grey fabric lobby chair after full reupholstery03ReupholsterWhen the cover is past saving, the frame is kept and recovered in new leather or fabric. More on reupholster work.
Before & after

One Chair, One Night

A cognac lounge chair with a scuffed, colour-worn arm — filled, grain-matched and recolored in the lobby overnight. More in the before and after gallery.

A cognac leather lounge chair with a scuffed, worn arm before repairBefore
The same cognac leather lounge chair with the arm repaired and recoloredAfter
The frame, the cushions and the leather are the originals.
Questions

Residential lobby furniture repair NYC questions

Managing agents and boards can read the vendor terms at BOMA New York. For a whole portfolio, start at property management furniture services.

What does residential lobby furniture repair NYC cost?

Residential lobby furniture repair NYC is quoted per building after we see the pieces, in person or from photos. It depends on how many pieces need work and whether each is repaired, restored or recovered. Nothing is priced off a list.

Do residents lose the use of the lobby?

No. We take one piece at a time and work overnight, so there is always seating and the lobby never closes.

Can you match the rest of the set?

Yes. Color and grain are matched to the pieces that stay, which is the point when only one sofa in a matched lobby has failed. See color matching.

Do you carry insurance for our building?

Yes. A certificate of insurance naming the building, the managing agent and the board is issued before we arrive.

Do you work on the amenity floors too?

Yes — clubhouses, lounges and roof decks are usually the same visit. See amenity furniture.

A warmly lit residential lobby at night with restored leather seating
Next step

Walk Your Lobby With Us

A residential lobby furniture repair NYC walkthrough is free: we tell you which pieces can be repaired, which need recovering, and what the board should budget for.

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