These folks do a really great job at a reasonable price. Have used them for cushion recovering,…read morecornices, and these dining room chairs. Very professional. Will continue to use them.

My wife and I drove an hour and a half to visit Stephen's Upholstery based on what appeared to be 4…read morestar reviews. What a disappointment! When we arrived the store seemed very cluttered and many dated looking fabrics. We asked a salesperson to help us but she showed little interest in helping us and yawned repeatedly. When she did provide some sample books, after saying that walking around the store would be a waste of time, the fabrics suggested we're all in the $50 a yard range. When we asked for better value options she showed us a few books and when asked prices she said possibly up to 50% less than the first group but she didn't know for sure without contacting the vendors. She walked away to help a new customer for a pickup without excusing herself and we walked out moments later never to return....and we suggest others don't waste their time going there either!

A wonderful experience all around! We are so pleased!…read more They replaced worn-out 30 yr old dining room chair cushions for us. The finished product was beautiful and comfortable. Made the chairs look brand new. The staff were so friendly and accommodating! They made the entire process seamless, from fabric selection to cushion installation. They are truly trustworthy professionals and I will definitely use them again!

Quality work! They have refurbished 2 chairs for us that date back -75-100 years and they turned…read moreout beautifully. Will be pieces that can be handed down for many more generations!!

John Patrick Knott of Furniture fellas is a miracle worker with wood restoration and repair. He has…read moresaved our cherry dining table from a deep gash caused by movers and repaired several of our damaged or broken wood furniture pieces. His work is superb, reasonably priced, and he's a nice and interesting guy to boot. I couldn't c recommend him more highly.

John is an amazing furniture artist! My mid century Danish Teak dining room table had a whitish…read morering which was left by a leaking spray can of Lysol. He said he thought he could get 80% out. He did way better than that! Thank you so much!, John is definitely the man you want working on your furniture restoration!!!

They will not give you a refund only a store credit. When I…read morewent in the next day to cancel my order. I was I formed that I could only get a store credit.

THEY DO NOT RETURN PHONE CALLS. when we got to the store no one was around. we had to go to the…read moreadjacent store and they found a salesperson for us. some of the furniture was nice, some not. we found a beautiful dining table. After the delivery people left we found a deep gouge in the table that was not there when we purchased it. I called several different times and they never responded to my messages.

Patrick repaired my dining room chair in time for the holidays! He's professional, prompt, and…read more very knowledgeable. My antique chair has many more years to go now, thanks to Patrick. Call Tooth&Nail 828 for fabulous fixes for furniture - I'm glad I did. Three cheers for Patrick!

Nelly's is the only place I will use. They breathe new life into tired furniture- My Stickley Chair…read morelooks amazing - look at all the buttons- perfection! Great Prices too & tons of upholstery options. And FAST!

Nelly did a beautiful job reupholstering two chairs with a very patterned fabric! Fair priced and I…read morehighly recommend!

I had a mixed experience. I called for a quote on a simple bridesmaid dress but was told to come…read morein. After giving them my dress, they quoted $300 for hem, waist, and bust alterations. The hem (2-3 layers) alone was $250, with the rest $50. When I asked, they said hems start at $150. Why not say that over the phone, then? Other bridesmaids paid around $60 for hems, so that price felt excessive. After a 10% discount and scaling back the work to bust, waist, and only one hem layer, I paid $211. The finished dress fit very well, and the seamstress actually hemmed all layers at no extra charge, which I appreciated. Turnaround was also fast (about 1-2 weeks). However, when I picked it up I noticed a large snag in the chiffon. The front desk said, "You already paid for it, so..." before taking it to the seamstress, which was concerning given their strict policies: full payment required BEFORE work begins, and NO fit adjustments without additional charges (unless a hem comes loose.) The seamstress fixed the snag, though. They were vague in their texts and commitment to providing a good result. I wanted to protect myself, so I asked "If I gain or lose 0 weight, it'll fit as pinned, correct?" And only then, did they give me an explicit "Yes." The policies are not customer friendly, their room for accountability was very limited, and the pricing was high compared to other shops, though the final workmanship and turnaround were good. The business might a fit for convenience/people who have money to lose. OR they are a small business that's been burned before and has now adopted broad policies and protections.

An 'in back, over there', business allows this establishment to be humble. Don't let that deter…read moreyou from trying these professionals out. There is no doubt they have been doing alterations for decades! Took in two pairs of trousers for alterations! Hemmed perfect, competitive pricing! My 'of course I go there...duh...place!

I'm a firm believer that how we spend our money is far more effective than who we cast our vote…read morefor, and I want to emphatically say that it was an absolute pleasure working with and being a patron of Mary Beth and Eli. It makes me long for the days when this kind of high-touch neighborly service was commonplace. Thank you both! What a pleasure.