For upholstery they are great but for restoring furniture I was not so impressed. My furniture…read morepiece was a Baker red lacquered éclipse table. I have a matching one in black lacquer so when he said he would paint it black I thought he meant to match the other. A flat paint was used and no lacquer finish. I placed a lamp atop and the lamp left an intéressions so obviously it was not thoroughly dry. He charged me $150 to ruin an upscale piece of furniture. I would not use him again for furniture restoration however I still am happy with my upholstery items.

We started with some antique furniture that you can see in the corner of this photo and we have…read morebasically moved through every antique piece of furniture in our house going with modern fabrics and these guys have done amazing amazing work. Update they have now done our dining room and kitchen chairs, and we are still absolutely thrilled with this company

I was impressed with the craftsmanship of the work. A single spring cushion "old-timey" rocking…read morechair was updated and tightened up with a great Bauhaus fabric, modernizing the look. What I gave him did not have a protected under cover and was pleasantly surprised by its inclusion in the work. It was complemented with the same fabric on the more contemporary round foot stool. The two together make the basement entertainment room POP! Thank you Gomez Reupholstery for your fine, timely and reasonably priced work. Wish I could post a picture. Tim Bagwell

At premium cost I bit the bullet to try them out as they have materials on inventory. I brought in…read moretwo chairs to upholster while I hold on to four from a set of six. Total cost for two chairs is $460. Job took two weeks plus additional three days to correct an error on the material. As I internalize self reprimand for being lazy (I could have done it myself for three weeks and for slightly less considering I have tools), I admire their craftsmanship. Am just a little upset because I had to work on another pick-up week that was inconvenient for my already hectic schedule. Bring your chair and canvas for pricing - you are not obligated if you disagree with cost. I want to emphasize, upholstery was done with care and skill. The crew was helpful and friendly. Another important note, if you have your own fabric or leather to use, this can save you at least $70 per square yard.

Very kind and paid careful attention what I inquired about regarding the repair to my bag.read more

I tried two other places to replace a zipper pull on a vintage Louis Vuitton Speedy. Both said…read morethey could not attach the leather with the LV brass insignias, in a last ditch effort I tried JG on Watson and Jose was able to install a perfectly matched zipper pull and the leather as well. Jose is a master artisan! I'm very grateful. The bag is fully restored to its original beauty! Thank you so very much! Lori H.

A friend of mine had an antique piano stool and wanted me to refinish it. I told her I could do the…read morewood work but the seat needed to be replaced. I contacted Lucia Landa Upholstery and she gave me a very reasonable quote on replacing the seat with the material that I supplied. Within a week, she reupholstered a new seat on the stool and it looks great. I was very pleased with the quality of workmanship of the job and the quick turnaround. I will definitely call her for any future upholstery jobs that come up.

Lucía Landa Collection is such a standout gem in the world of furniture and consignment shopping…read more Their catalogue strikes a perfect balance between timeless design and unique, conversation-starting pieces. Whether you're searching for something minimalist or more eclectic, their selection feels thoughtfully curated and always inspiring. It's the kind of store that makes you want to refresh an entire room. - Kashew team

We recently had 3 mid-century pieces recovered here. Tim and his team were incredibly easy to work…read morewith. He's friendly, honest and keeps his promises. He kept us in the loop about when he would get started and return our items and was genuinely interested in our satisfaction. Unlike another shop we called that couldn't even get to us for 3-4 months, this shop's lead time was only about a month. We already have our completed pieces back about two months before the other place could have started our project. He does make you buy fabric through him but having worked with an upholsterer before who let me source my own, I actually prefer Tim's method. Unless you're in the trade, you probably don't know how to judge whether you're picking something appropriate for your needs or not. Ordering through the shop, you know you're getting something these craftspeople are willing to stand behind. (Side note: He carries the same fabric line Joybird uses. I was able to match up several of my existing Joybird samples to his books and ended up using one of them on our project.) He will also pick up and deliver your pieces back home. There was one minor snafu when they were bringing one of the pieces into the house that resulted in some minor but very repairable damage. Tim brought his carpenter along with a bunch of tools to our house and fixed it on site. He clearly felt worse about this happening than we did. What matters most is that it was addressed in a timely fashion. It's nice to find someone in any trade who actually cares about doing good quality work. All of our pieces got new (and very needed) fabric, foam and padding. Two of the three got brand new legs and the carpenter had to add supports for them to the frames. The other piece got its original legs re-stained - which was badly needed. The shop retained original details as requested. When I am ready to have other pieces in my home done, I will gladly send them back here. My only "complaint" is that I'm still trying to adjust to my ratty old broken down furniture feeling so new. :)

I had an old piano stool that needed reupholstering, so I found this place on line. Had pretty good…read morereviews so I loaded my stool in the car and headed for Keepsakes Upholstery. Forty minutes later I arrive at the place and they were closed, even though their website says they are open on Thursdays. Turns out, this place is in a run down area of town that when you exit your vehicle, you definitely want to be aware of your surroundings. The store front was all dirty and dusty. Could hardly see thru the glass with all the dirt. Quite frankly, after seeing where they were located and the condition of their store front, I was kind of glad they were closed. What kind of business says they are open for business but actually they are not.

I am very concerned about the business practices of Doyle Bailey. I used him back in 1990;s for…read morework on my cars interior. I contacted him regarding my dining room chairs box seats. I brought him the chair and he took the cushion off and quoted me a price to recover all the seats. I needed to order fabric and he kept the seat and told me to come back with the fabric and remaining box cushions. I have tried to reach my by email and phone to set up the appt. to drop off the remaining cushions and fabric. I finally reached him after neglected to respond to voice mail message and emails. Since he is not always at the business, I called several time to confirm he was there before I drove to Arnold. He never responded to my calls. after five days I was able t reach him from a phone number he does not know. He refused to discuss when I could drop off the fabric and cushions or leaving the cushion he has so I can get it back . He hung up on me. I had a friend call and he refused to talk about the cushion or make any availability so we could come and get it. Stating he will call when he is ready? I just want my cushion back. He is holding it as hostage. This is crazy behavior when trying to do business with someone. If anyone knows Doyle Bailey and can help get my cushion back I would greatly appreciate it.

I inherited an ancestor's pressed oak rocking chair that I wanted to restore, which included…read moreremaking an arm that was lost somewhere along the way. Sheryl made all the arrangements for it through email so all I needed to do was drop it off. On the day of drop off, Jeff looked at it and seemed excited to see it restored, which impressed me and made me comfortable in my choice. He suggested adding a cushion but I wanted crewel needlework fabric like the original seat I remembered, which I assumed they wouldn't have. Jeff stated that he knew someone that might be able to help and made a phone call. Moments later, photos of fabrics were sent and I had a crewel pattern selected. So the estimate was adjusted to include a reupholstered seat with springs and seat foam. Approximately 8 weeks later, my rocker was ready and I'm delighted with the outcome. This rocker has been handed down through my family and will go on to my children and their children. It's an investment in our family history and the care Jeff's team took to restore it is admirable. It could have been "just another rocking chair" to them, but Jeff appreciates the historical significance of family heritage and the respect for furniture that has survived the Civil War era and beyond. I strongly recommend Jeff and his team to return your heirlooms to their days of glory.

We have an antique wooden tray that fit over a table and was coming apart . I had every doubt it…read morecould be repaired due to the design in the wood, how wrong I was! It is now beautifully redone, utilizing mahogany and walnut. The careful work reveals the talents and professionalism of this company and their craftsmen. It is hard to believe how perfect this piece is now, we highly recommend this company. Absolutely!

did a beautiful job repairing and refinishing a 100 year old table. I would not take my furniture…read moreto anyone else.

Great job recovering an old chair! Also learned a lot from him. Will definitely use him again. .read more