Reupholstery & renewal

Do not replace it
before you see its future.

From tired cushions to a fresh finish, Sosanya brings furniture back into the life of a home with considered transformation work.

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A real transformation

A well-loved sofa,
made ready again.

A finish can wear out. The place a piece holds in your home does not have to. Drag the reveal to see a genuine Sosanya before-and-after result.

Furniture revivalUpholstery renewalFinished in black

Restored black L-shaped sofa after Sosanya Upholsteries renewal

Worn black L-shaped sofa before reupholstery

BeforeAfter

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One project, six real stages

A custom bed,
built in the open.

From a small pattern test to the completed workshop piece, this is one Sosanya custom-bed project shown in sequence. It is process proof—not a collection of unrelated photographs.

01 · Concept pattern
The headboard geometry is first explored as a hand-cut pattern.
02 · Full-scale mapping
The pattern is laid out at full size before the panels are made.
03 · Panel cutting
The individual shapes are cut and arranged on the base.
04 · Upholstery build
Quilted upholstered elements begin to give the concept its depth.
05 · Bench assembly
The upholstered headboard elements are brought together before completion.

Completed light cream custom bedframe with geometric upholstered headboard, quilted rails and matching bedside cabinets at the workshop — 06 · Complete bed outcomeThe completed custom bedframe, photographed at the Sosanya workshop.

THE FINAL OUTCOME

Geometry, upholstery and a complete bed—brought together as one finished piece.

The completed bedframe is the last stage of the measured panel work and upholstery sequence above. For a custom build, the starting point is your room, inspiration and practical needs.

Discuss a custom bed

Real sectional records

From workshop views
to the room.

These images are retained in their supplied project groups. A completed interior view leads where it exists, while workshop images remain clear evidence of the making process.

White upholstered sectional shown in a finished home interior — 03 · Interior outcomeThe white sectional shown in an interior setting.

WHITE SECTIONAL · ONE PROJECT

A white sectional, recorded in the workshop and then in its interior setting.

The first two views stay with the final interior photograph so the story is not reduced to a single, isolated furniture image.

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01 · Workshop front view
A white sectional shown from the front at the workshop.
02 · Workshop wide view
A second workshop view records the sectional before the interior outcome.

WHITE-AND-BROWN SECTIONAL · ONE PROJECT

Workshop progress and finished-piece views, with the project clips kept in context.

Two photographs and two direct clips show the white-and-brown sectional at the workshop. The footage is presented as visual project proof, without unverified delivery or client claims.

White and brown sectional component photographed during workshop progress — Component-progress view

White and brown sectional photographed as a finished piece at the workshop — Finished-piece workshop view

Workshop project clip

Finished-piece project clip

Grouped project evidence

Work seen as
a whole.

When a customer sends a project as one sequence, Sosanya keeps it intact. These are not catalogue photos; they are grouped records of visible work, from frames through to completed seating views.

Black upholstered seating suite positioned in an interior — 01 · Interior suite viewA black seating suite shown in an interior setting.

One grouped seating project

The work is easier to trust when the stages stay together.

This record keeps its frame, workshop upholstery and completed seating views in one place. The images show the project evidence as supplied—not separate, invented product listings.

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02 · Interior armchair view
A completed black armchair shown separately in the interior.
03 · Wood-frame build
A seating frame photographed during the workshop build.
04 · Workshop upholstery
A tufted armchair shown in the workshop.
05 · White-and-gold chair
A white-and-gold armchair shown at the workshop.
06 · Finished detail
A close workshop view of the white-and-gold armchair.

Project record 01

One real sequence, kept in its original context. Send a photo when you are ready to discuss your own brief.

Finished cream and black ornate armchair with carved gold detail, shown from the front — 03 · Cream-and-black finishFront view of a finished cream-and-black armchair with carved gold detail.

One ornate seating project

Carved frames, upholstery stages and finished chairs—shown as one record.

The project moves across unfinished carved seating, an upholstery-stage chair and completed cream-and-gold seating. Each view remains part of the same supplied project group.

Discuss a similar brief

01 · Carved chair frame
An unfinished cream-and-black chair frame photographed at the workshop.
02 · Upholstery stage
The cream-and-black chair after the upholstery work has begun.
04 · Side finish view
A second finished view records the armchair's side and carved detail.
05 · White carved frame
A carved chair frame photographed before upholstery.
06 · Gold carved frame
A gold carved armchair frame prepared for upholstery.
07 · Gold carved finish
A finished cream armchair with gold carved wood detail.

Project record 02

One real sequence, kept in its original context. Send a photo when you are ready to discuss your own brief.

Caramel upholstered sofa bed shown as finished seating on a tiled veranda — 01 · Finished seatingCaramel seating shown in its closed-seat position.

One sofa-bed project

Finished seating, a pull-out mechanism and the open-bed outcome—kept in one sequence.

The supplied views record the closed seating, the mechanism before and during fitting, and the sofa once the pull-out bed section is open. They are presented as functional project proof, without an unverified material, client or delivery claim.

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02 · Suite view
A wider view records the caramel sofa and matching armchair together.
03 · Pull-out mechanism
The metal pull-out mechanism is shown before it is fitted to the seating.
04 · Conversion work
The pull-out mechanism is being positioned in front of the caramel seating.
05 · Open-bed view
The seating is shown with the pull-out section open and a mattress placed on it.
06 · Base mechanism detail
A front view records the pull-out mechanism within the sofa base.

A practical next step

Bring the piece.
Bring the possibility.

Whether the work begins with an existing sofa, a custom brief or a practical sofa-bed mechanism, a clear photo is enough to start a focused conversation.

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Short proof clips

See the finish.
See the function.

These are original Sosanya clips shown with straightforward context: a recliner function check after reupholstery and a completed black suite in a home setting.

Reupholstered reclinerFunction check after the upholstery work.

Completed black suiteShown in a residential setting.

How it begins

Simple to start.
Clear at every stage.

Send the piece

Start with clear photos or a short video. We look at the wear, the shape and the opportunity.

Get an honest assessment

We help you understand whether the structure is ready for renewal and what the work involves.

Choose the new direction

Select the material, colour and finish that belongs in your home now—not the home you had years ago.

From the workshop

Every layer
has a reason.

See the process behind a finished result: the measured build, the materials and the handling that make an upholstery job last.

A customer sends a photo or visits.
We discuss the right route for the piece.
The work is built around a finish worth keeping.

Original workshop stories

Proof has a
fuller story.

These are direct links to the original Sosanya Facebook reels—useful when you want to see a specific restoration and the final functionality check in context.

01 · Restoration

A Lifemate Italy-made piece, renewed.

See the short reel documenting a reupholstery restoration designed to bring an existing piece back into use.

Watch the Lifemate restoration reel

02 · Function check

Reupholstered, then tested.

See the workshop’s own recliner test after reupholstery, checking that the chair still reclines and extends as intended.

Watch the recliner mechanism test

The next right question

Can this piece be revived?

Send photos on WhatsApp. We will help you begin with an assessment—not a guess.

Ask about my furniture

Do not replace itbefore you see its future.

A well-loved sofa,made ready again.

A custom bed,built in the open.

Geometry, upholstery and a complete bed—brought together as one finished piece.

From workshop viewsto the room.

A white sectional, recorded in the workshop and then in its interior setting.

Workshop progress and finished-piece views, with the project clips kept in context.

Work seen asa whole.

The work is easier to trust when the stages stay together.

Carved frames, upholstery stages and finished chairs—shown as one record.

Finished seating, a pull-out mechanism and the open-bed outcome—kept in one sequence.

Bring the piece.Bring the possibility.

See the finish.See the function.

Simple to start.Clear at every stage.

Send the piece

Get an honest assessment

Choose the new direction

Every layerhas a reason.

Proof has afuller story.

A Lifemate Italy-made piece, renewed.

Reupholstered, then tested.

Can this piece be revived?

Do not replace it
before you see its future.

A well-loved sofa,
made ready again.

A custom bed,
built in the open.

From workshop views
to the room.

Work seen as
a whole.

Bring the piece.
Bring the possibility.

See the finish.
See the function.

Simple to start.
Clear at every stage.

Every layer
has a reason.

Proof has a
fuller story.