Reupholstery
We replace upholstery on sofas, armchairs and chairs. We discuss fabric, leather or faux leather, seams, fit and finishing details.
Read moreKLIM & CO / Warsaw
Reupholstery, furniture restoration and made-to-measure covers. I help renew furniture you want to keep. Oleg Klimko’s workshop in Warsaw.
We choose materials and the scope of work to suit the furniture’s construction, condition and your expectations.

01 / SERVICES
We replace upholstery on sofas, armchairs and chairs. We discuss fabric, leather or faux leather, seams, fit and finishing details.
Read moreSagging seats, uneven support and a loose frame can have different causes. We assess the filling, springs, support and accessible parts of the frame, then agree which elements need repair or replacement. Replacing the outer fabric alone will not correct every underlying problem. We discuss the condition of the furniture and the required work before choosing the final finish.
Read moreWe design and sew removable covers for sofas, armchairs, chairs and mattresses, taking the furniture’s shape, removal and fabric properties into account.
Read moreWe discuss repairs or replacement of sofa-bed mechanisms where suitable parts and the furniture’s construction allow it. We also sew cushions, bolsters, mattresses and individual upholstered elements to agreed dimensions. These are different tasks: a mechanism needs a compatibility check, while a cushion needs accurate dimensions, suitable filling and a cover. Photographs and a clear description help identify the appropriate next step.
Read more02 / Portfolio
Original photographs from our own archive.
ReupholsterySofa with dark upholstery and a gold-toned patternWorkshop archive
ReupholsteryArmchair with red and gold-toned upholsteryWorkshop archive
ReupholsteryRaspberry sofa with a tufted backrestWorkshop archive
ReupholsteryBlue sofa with a carved wooden frameWorkshop archive
ReupholsteryGrey sofa with fringe and cushionsWorkshop archive
ReupholsteryArmchair with a floral pattern and striped trimWorkshop archiveUpholstery workshop
Photographs and approximate dimensions are a good starting point.