Let me start by saying that finding a good Upohlstry shop isn't easy! I was referred to Gary and…read moreHenry and let me tell you, I was so flipping excited with the work they did! They did an amazing job on a couch and chair that I had redone! I would highly recommend them to any and everyone! Pictures to follow... Ps... they are both very modest :) so hold your excitement - they don't know how to handle it!

They did a great job covering dining room chairs that were quite worn and made them look like new!…read more I'd highly recommend them and will use them again for my next project!

I needed some furniture assembled in a hurry and he came through! He's Communicative,…read moreaccommodating, quick and efficient, offers fair estimates, and is passionate about his craft and satisfaction of his customers overall, above and beyond service! Highly recommend!

Nobody ever got back to me to discuss the upholstery repairs so that's why I am giving a one starread more

Excellent service they have been in business over 100 years Larry was friendly they have 100s of…read morefabrics to choose from and they turn around is really good. I am always pleased with the outcome. They also build custom ottomans which are fantastic!!!

I was very disappointed in my experience with this business. I am new to the area and purchases a…read moreseat cover online for an Atv seat I had wanted re covered. I was referred online that any upholstery shop should be able to install it pretty easily, because the cover is already made to fit the seat and foam. In the past (old town where I lived) I would pay about 20-30 bucks to have a cover put on and never had an issue. Like I said I was new to the area and found this place online. I brought the seat and cover over and already had the old cover off of the seat. So the job would include only installing the new cover on the seat. The guy inside was pretty nice, said the seats are kind of tricky to do but he could make it look really nice for fifty bucks. I was already there and had the seat so I got him to forty to put it on and "look really nice". I got a call in a few days from someone else who was friendly and said my seat was done. I came and picked it up and was not really happy. It had a lot more wrinkles then I was used to seeing but I thought maybe it was just the cover I had purchased this time so I sent a pic to the guy that made the cover. He agreed the seat looked totally unacceptable and recommended I take the cover off and could probably do a better job myself. I took the cover off and brought it to a place about an hour away that have done them for me before and the cover now looks perfect. Not a single wrinkle to be found. I have included both images with this review. Decide for yourself. Maybe they know what they are doing with furniture but I would not recommend them for a project like

AVOID! If I could…read moregive a negative rating I would. This individual took possession of our furniture to be returned in just over 30 days. It is now beyond 60 days and they refuse to answer any calls or text messages. I question now if this is a legitimate business. Authorities have been contacted and attorney's now involved. I will update this post with the outcome.

This lady was referred to us from our neighbors. When she came over to our house she indicated that…read moreit would take about 4 weeks to reupholster a round, leather ottoman to a microfiber. We removed the top part of it for her as she was unprepared with tools and put it in her car for her. About 4 weeks went by and we didn't hear from her. After we texted her she said due to the one day holiday she was behind getting the fabric. When does it take 4 weeks to receive any kind of fabric? That was excuse number one of many. Another 18 days go by and we asked for a status. At that time she said she had to order buttons. Really? You're telling me you never ordered buttons? When she finally texted us and said everything was done weeks later, she arrived with no trim. In fact she never made it, and forgot all about it! The next time she brought over Paul who works with her so he could measure the diameter and see where to put holes for the screws to go back in the top (we had to remind her to put the screw holes in). That was yet another different trip because they had to mark them and take the off-white ottoman back to the shop to put the holes in (she had nothing to wrap it up in so we had to get shrink-wrap and do it for her and put it in her dirty car. She never came prepared for anything!). The next visit was placing the trim with double-sided tape, and we found quickly the trim as too small and cheaply made. Once again she and Paul had no tools-not even a screwdriver! We had to give them the white tool that you get with a George Forman grill that kind of looks like a fork in order to stretch the trim and prevent it from moving under the fabric. The whole time she was at my house she wore a boot and was scratching our hardwood floor with it. There's not enough room to write about all the excuses and trips back and forth. So unprofessional and unprepared, with a really shitty job. In short, I would NEVER recommend this place for anything.

Highly recommended! They have a huge selection of fabric but Parge was able to help me sort…read morethrough them and give me pricing in advance. I had several sunroom furniture cushions recovered and was very pleased with the equality of the workmanship.

I just got my new pillows from Calico and I LOVE them. Their designer, Dana, helped me pick out…read morethis great plaid which picks of the colors in my room and adds a more wintery look which I was needing. The process was easy and very reasonable for the excellent quality. I would definitely recommend them for their selection of fabric and workmanship.

You might have noticed the door with the mural of scissors on it, right next to Gallery Pastry in…read morethe little pocket of shops off of the Monon and 54th Street. The owner is super passionate about being crafty, creative and fun. Homeroom is essentially a big room with every fun crafting tool you've ever dreamed of. The owner does upholstery classes, both virtually and in person. She can also host private and custom workshops, parties or do studio rentals. The space has big tables to work at, sewing machines, fabric galore, wood burner tools, big spools that you can turn into footstools, and more. Check their website for the virtual and in-person class schedules or email the owner to set up a time to stop in. This is definitely a hidden gem!

If you've walked around the pockets of shops off the Monon at 54th Street in South Broad Ripple,…read moreyou may have noticed a door with an eye-catching yet simple mural of scissors. It's beyond that door where creative and convivial owner offers a creative DIY modern maker space. HomeRoom empowers guests to move beyond their fears by teaching them how to design, repair, and/or create useful and meaningful objects for themselves, friends, family, and the community. Don't expect the run-of-the-mill 'paper, gluesticks, and glitter' crafts. Think drivers/drills, hammers, sandpaper, handsaws, screwdrivers, pliers--and even sewing machines. Leer is an experienced leader and expert, as an educator and contributor for Real Simple, Bob Vila online, Country Living, Apartmenttherapy.com, and the Indianapolis Star. She's also taught sewing classes The Indianapolis Art Center as well as at a local shelter for abused women and kids. Leer offers private and custom workshops, summer camps, parties, and in-studio rentals. The recent classes include Beginning Sewing & Textile Arts, Maker Birthday Parties, and Upholstery for adults. Over the summer, Homeroom offers camps such as Crafty Entrepreneur Camp-where along the way, they learn financial literacy, design their goods, marketing, and sales skills. Kid classes have been fondly called meditative and calming "junk drawer" parties. Parents enjoy the classes, as each experience integrates both STEM and STEAM curricula. Kids are so busy having fun and feeling a high sense of accomplishment that they don't even know they were learning valuable and practical skills. Creativity flows, as kids use creatively use items such as grommet rings, earrings, fabric swatches, necklaces, charms, bells, broaches, keychains, buttons, keys, wood, vintage hardware, scrap metal conduit, laminates, wood, thread, beads, and metal tubing--even chop-sawed parquet floor tiles. Check their website for the virtual and in-person class schedules or set up a time to stop in.

I want to give ZERO stars, but i had to give 1 to post this. I had the absolute worst experience…read moretoday at Dominic's Design. I was SHOUTED at by the owner after 2 failed attempts at getting my client's project to acceptable quality. (He was simply asked to add ties to my seat cushions) This was the worst quality I have ever seen and I have been using upholsterers in my business for 12 years. I tried DD due to my prior upholsterer retiring. "Get the HELL out of my store!!!" He shouted at the top of his lungs about an inch away from my face. I would have preferred to find a resolution to the problem. He demanded the money and said if I didn't pay it he was not giving me my product. Unless you want POOR workmanship and then to be treated like it is your fault...DO NOT STEP FOOT IN THIS PLACE.

Said they were open until 6 PM and drove up there and it is a storage center. I left a voicemail…read moreand never heard back

Did an amazing job on our aniline leather couch. It looked destroyed and they brought it back to…read morelife

I just purchased a 2003 Mercedes SL500 with leather seats. The car was in good condition, but the…read moreseats were discolored badly. Stephanie and Warren did a fabulous job on color matching. The work was done with care and perfectly. The seats now look fantastic and will add to the cars value. There service was great and courteous. I highly recommend Fibrenew!