Residential

This Australian made danish style retro chair is covered in a In Style fabric.
The owner of the chair washed the colour out of the fabric with a chemical.
During this process and with the aid of a screen print she added the design.

We did four of these Art Deco NSW leather covered tub chairs.
The chairs have had a full restoration including new rails, re doweling, frame colour and polish plus all new padding and upholstery.

A mass produced antique style settee covered in a American imported fabric bought on line.

Circa 1950’s this fold up woven deck chair is pretty cool.
We stripped of the old weaved base and seat to add the new cotton blend webbing.
As the piece was now to live inside, a UV stabilised webbing was not needed.

This is a great example of a x frame style Victorian antique chair.
Covered in a Warwick fabric and finished with studs, it really is in great condition.

This 1960’s timber arm chair is covered in a Warwick fabric.
The arms were left natural to add to the organic look of the chair.

It is a rarity to find not 1 but 2 of these Fler chairs in structurally great condition.
Their biggest down fall was to use a hard foam in the construction of the arms.
lots and lots were broken and if you have one your lucky.

A copy of a popular French Louis style chair covered in brown velvet.
The chair featured a man made snake skin outside back and was finished in a chocolate braid.

Still a great looking chair is this example of an Aero chair.
It is super comfortable and will look good for many years to come.

This chair has been looked after extremely well its entire life.
It contains horse hair and is in excellent condition.
No restoring needed for this beauty.

The fabric on this Ottoman is a design from Bravo Digital Print Group.
The timber legs are made from recycled Baltic Pine floor boards.
This Ottoman was made for an exhibition.

Circa 1950’s this Featherston looking retro chair is very charming.
You still see these chairs kicking around as they were made well.

This Louis style arm chair was found on the street all faded and water logged.
With a rub back, some colour and covered in denim it looks the piece.

This comfortable retro chair with its Warwick fabric will look cool for years to come.

This style of chair circa 1960’s was very popular and was named the TV chair.
They have a reclining mechanism in the back that allows you to become more comfortable.

The chair and ottoman locally made in Collingwood at Alex Earl’s workshop.
Designed by Pinto and Earl, this ply constructed chair and ottoman are crafted by highly skilled people.

Loose covers are a good option to spice things up in the lounge room.
In this case 2 sets of covers were made for Summer and Winter.
The covers use Velcro and a hidden zip.
The fabric is a Warwick embossed velvet.

Scatter cushions are a great way to splash colour around or update lounge rooms.
Missoni cushions were used for Melbourne cup.

This Ottoman consisted of a Ply timber core with Warwick legs, Dunlop foam and finished with an indented fabric from Wortley Fabrics here in Melbourne.

This chair was also found on the side of the road.
It made a great present and will live on for many years to come.

The profile cut Dunlop foam which is covered in a Belgium ECO Cloth fabric from Sydney.
Profile cut means we can cut almost any shape and size out of different foam densities.

This Circa 1930’s Australian Day Bed is covered in a Warwick silk blended fabric and finished with a walnut stain and strong oil for that old look.

These 2 ottomans are covered in a stylish Warwick fabric and will live for a long time due to the excellent fabric choice.

Circa 1880’s walnut timber, diamond buttoned and covered in a local artists design.

Circa 1960’s: This Australian arm chair is restored in a Warwick fabric and has springs in the back to enable it to bounce up and down.

Drawn, cut, pre fabricated and covered in house here at Nucleus Designs and Upholstery Melbourne. Supplied for Kiss FM.

An Italian modern chair which was recovered in a Missoni fabric and lived temporally in the ANZ marquee at the Melbourne Cup 09.

This Australian hardwood timber arm chair is covered in a Zepel fabric with a walnut stain and finished in a wood oil.
Considered a rocker as it has springs on the rear.

Boudoir, Slipper and Ladies chair are some of the common terms for this piece.
Originally fitted with a skirt, the chair looks much better now especially finished off with the legs and fabric supplied by Warwick.

From about 1950, the seat in this chair opens to pop your slippers into. Very innovative even back in the day.

From about the 1960’s this antique style ottoman had a mock cushion on the top.
By building the foam top into the ottoman it has given it a modern look without loosing it’s charm.

Originally done in black leather, this 1960’s chair has taken on a new lease on life.
Covered in a Zepel fabric and upholstered in the same style really makes the chair.

Circa 1960’s English made Parker Knowl wing chair.
Parker Knowl, not to be confused with the Australian Parker, grew their own hardwood for furniture.
Modernised with this Warwick fabric choice.

Its a 1950’s dining chair which has bean converted into a modern piece of art.

Sister chair to the stripe, also finished off in a Misoni fabric and completed for Melbourne cup 09.

A local RMIT student completed this chair in 08.
Covered in red leather and labour donated by Nucleus Designs and Upholstery Melbourne

The Zebra chair was originally done in a rattan.
With a good age and rickety look, she was ready for a new lease.
Covered in a Robert Allan fabric and finished with an ebony stain.

Circa 1850’s: This Victorian beauty was born around the time of the gold rush and is constructed from Australian Cedar.
Covered in a classic moss green NSW leather re stained and french polished, the Victorian will live on.

Constructed out of American timber and excellent carpentry methods which makes this chair extremely strong.
Comfort is A1 due to the Zig Zag springs and the Warwick fabric completes the chair.

Loose covers are a good option to spice things up in the lounge room.
In this case 2 sets of covers were made for Summer and Winter.
The covers use Velcro and a hidden zip.
The fabric is a Warwick embossed velvet.

A comfortable tub chair covered in a Warwick fabric and holds a classic look.

Back in the day the lady of the Boudoir would have a chair like this in her bedroom.
I chose this Warwick fabric to give a modern yet rich look.