Custom Upholstery in Las Vegas
Custom Upholstery for Spaces That Need Something Different.
Sometimes the right piece simply isn’t available off the showroom floor. Our custom upholstery work in Las Vegas is built around your space, measurements, fabric and design, whether you need a one-of-a-kind piece for your home or custom seating for a business. From unique furniture to built-in benches and specialty seating, we turn your idea into something made to fit.
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How Custom Projects Work
Custom work starts with understanding the space and the vision, not just the fabric. Here’s roughly how it goes:
- Discuss the project. Tell us what you’re picturing, where it’s going, and any measurements or photos of the space you already have.
- Measuring. Accurate measurements matter more on custom work than anything else we do. We can walk you through measuring it yourself, or arrange an on-site visit to measure and template the space directly.
- Fabric and design. You choose the fabric, tufting, trim and finishing details, with guidance if you want it.
- Build and finish. The piece is built and upholstered to the agreed design, then delivered or installed.
Custom pricing depends entirely on the piece: its size, the fabric and the design details, so there’s no flat rate to quote up front. Send us your idea and we’ll put a number to it.
Custom Furniture Upholstery
Custom furniture upholstery covers pieces built or reworked to a design that doesn’t come standard: an odd-shaped ottoman, a chair reimagined in a fabric it was never sold in, a piece designed from scratch to fit a specific spot in a room. Every custom job is handled by an upholstery seamstress who works the fabric, padding and finishing details by hand rather than running it through a factory process, so unusual shapes, curves and tight corners come out right instead of forced to fit. If you’ve got an idea that doesn’t match anything you’ve seen for sale, that’s exactly what custom made upholstery is for.
Custom Headboards & Wall Panels
An upholstered headboard or a set of wall panels can change the whole feel of a room, and building them custom means you’re not limited to standard bed widths or a handful of stock fabrics. We build headboards and upholstered wall panels in the fabric, tufting style and size you want, whether that’s one headboard for a bedroom or a full wall of panels.
Banquette & Built-In Seating
Built-in seating, corner benches and dining banquettes are where custom work matters most, since these pieces are built into the room itself and have to fit exactly. We handle the design and upholstery so the finished piece matches the wall, the fabric and the seating capacity the space calls for.
Custom Cushions, Benches & Window Seats
Odd-shaped spaces need cushions and seating built to their exact dimensions, not trimmed down from a standard size. We build custom cushions for window seats, built-in benches, patio furniture and any spot where an off-the-shelf cushion just won’t fit right. Every piece is measured and fitted to the actual space, not an approximate one.
Custom Upholstery FAQs
How much does custom upholstery cost?
It varies a lot by project. A single custom cushion costs far less than a built-in banquette or a wall of upholstered panels. Fabric choice, size and design complexity all factor in. Tell us what you have in mind and we’ll give you a project-specific number.
Do I need to know exactly what I want before contacting you?
No. A rough idea, a photo of a space, or even just “I need seating for this awkward corner” is enough to start the conversation. We’ll help you narrow it down from there.
Can you match my custom piece to existing furniture or decor?
In most cases, yes, or close enough that it doesn’t stand out. Let us know what you’re matching to and we’ll tell you what’s realistic.
Do you work with interior designers?
Yes, we work directly with designers and trade professionals on custom projects, from a single piece to a full room.
How do I get accurate measurements for a custom piece?
For straightforward pieces, we can walk you through measuring it yourself. For built-in or more complex projects, we can visit the space to measure and template it directly, which is usually worth it to avoid a costly mismatch.