If it isn’t broken, don’t fix it.
The owner of the Teahouse Chinese Restaurant in Plymouth contacted us about the booths in their restaurant. We took a look and agreed that their booths had seen better days, but maybe weren’t done yet. The frames were sturdy and in good shape. What they really needed was new booth cushions. The existing cushions were in rough shape; torn vinyl, broken springs, and they didn’t properly cover the frame- leaving unfinished wood exposed where the back meets the seat.
Our master upholsterer, John, measured and made new booth cushions to replace the existing cushions for a quick remodel in the morning hours before the restaurant opened. He cut the back cushions so the repeat matched perfectly and each cushion in each size is exactly the same, it’s pretty impressive handywork!
Thank you Jian and staff at the Teahouse for being so great to work with, and for shopping local! We appreciate your business!
