I never really do reviews,but this company i found through a friend,they had there whole suite done…read more3,2 and 2 1ns. Fantastic job,so I had bought a 7 seater surround sofa 3 parts..I never wanted to get rid of it so I sent it here to get a full make over..it came back from an old worn sofa of 20 years to a brand new sofa,cushions springs,fabric,the works..just want to say tnk you sofa plus,I will be advertising you again..DOLORES..

From the owner: Bespoke custom made sofas Frames made from kiln dried beech…read more Dowelled. Screwed and glued with a 10 yr guarantee Irish made Top upholstery to existing suites sofas chairs

Of three places that we got quotes from, here was joint first most reasonable - the fact that they…read morewere also very nice to deal with got them the job: reupholstering a once-decent now utterly wrecked old sofa, the frame being the only intact part. New springs, foam and covering. They came in on time - in fact earlier than expected - and did a lovely job on it. We supplied the fabric and overall the cost for fabric (8metres at 30 per metre) and upholstery was around 650 - it would have cost us 1500 to buy the sofa new so it's definitely a route worth considering if you find a second-hand sofa whose shape you like. You can get really cheap sofas these days that might look good at first but don't last more than a couple of years. A decently constructed sofa will run and run. I found the other two places that quoted were keen to supply the fabric, one charging a five euro per metre extra for supplied fabric. These guys were more laid back -- there was no hard sell, just old-fashioned nice manners. Tony is the older gent who deals with the public - a lovely country man who makes it very straightforward and doesn't offer any annoying sales patter. An equally decent younger guy took it away and delivered it back good as new. Time will tell how long we get out of it, but all in all, we're happy with the job and would recommend this crowd. Murphy Sheehy have an extensive range of upholstery fabrics if you do decide to go this route - it is more expensive than what you pay if you buy the upholsterer's fabric, but if those generic ones aren't your thing, it's really not much more to order yourself.

Clearly the bi-product of watching too much Grand Designs and the likes; I no longer seem incapable…read moreof taking the easy way out and buying house stuff in a normal shop. So, I've now decided I'm going to make a kitchen seat for myself and sure I may as well make a headboard as well. Capel St in case you didn't know, is the place in Dublin to go for all your furniture / fabric needs. There are apholsterists (is that a word?!), shops that specialise in foam, customised sofa makers, antique shops, and a whole lot else. Capel St Upholstery a bit of a strange one because once you're inside, you could easily be in someone's workshop out the back of their house. You'd never know you were in the centre of town, and you'd never know just how much they do. I bought some pieces of foam, cut to fit, rolled up and stuck in my car for me, as well as some buttons, covered there and then on the spot, and some vinyl fabric. The guy who runs the place seems as if he's been doing it for years - he knows his sh%t and will be happy to advise & assist to the best of his (considerable) knowledge & experience.

Fantastic job done on my sofa. Absolutely love it. Mark was so helpful and professional. Would…read moretotally recommend

The most unprofessional company I have ever had the displeasure of dealing with. Two appointments…read moremade to come see suite of furniture and chairs I want reupholstered, and both occasions I'm left waiting, no phone call, nothing, just a no show. I am fuming. Cannot believe these people are in business.

There's a lot to like about Sunflower's furniture recycling project Busy Bees. The windows here…read moretell the truth: the shops specialise in preloved furnishings -so no ripped cushions or stained mattresses here. The selection changes on a regular basis, and while the suites aren't always elegant, they're well maintained and repaired by the staff. Stop in for a few chairs to go with that folding table, or pick up a sofa for your second property. Really, the most comforting part of Busy Bees isn't the furniture, it's the knowledge you're giving back (or to) the community.

I've always had a great time that I've gone here. The staff are nothing but helpful. They do some…read morewonderful things to old furniture. If you like statement pieces they have them as well. I currently have my debs dress there to get taken up and the seamstress was lovely and I get it back on Tuesday

I contacted MadebySuzanne to get advice on replacing upholstery for an Edwardian rocking chair. Not…read moreonly did I get a quote in absolutely no time, but Suzanne was incredibly helpful sending me loads of additional information on how to chose the right fabric, how to measure, what questions to ask in the fabric shop, things to look out for etc. I can only highly recommend!!!

From the owner: Bespoke handmade furniture in native woods. Furniture…read morerestoration, specialising in marquetry and inlays but also regluing wobbly chairs and broken legs. Recovering and reupholstering from armchairs to dining chairs.

Great service and they really gave good advice, we would be happy to recommend them.read more

I used these guys a while ago when my car seat covers got a bit worn and they were excellent. A…read morevery good job was done and they were very helpful in making sure I picked the right colour and quality.