Paul F.
10/18/2017
What a wonderful experience. I couldn't imagine taking my furniture treasures I've found at estate sales anywhere else. I was hesitant for anyone to reupholster my finds for fear of losing their...
Laird's Upholstery
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32210 W 8 Mile Rd
Farmington Hills, MI 48336
Located in the charming town of Farmington Hills, MI, Laird's Upholstery is a hidden gem for those seeking to breathe new life into their furniture pieces. Nestled amidst quaint shops and cozy cafes, this upholstery shop stands out with its impeccable craftsmanship and attention to detail. The warm glow of the storefront invites passersby to step inside and explore the world of fabric transformation.
From vintage armchairs to modern sofas, Laird's Upholstery specializes in reviving furniture with a touch of elegance and style. The skilled artisans here skillfully reupholster and repair pieces, preserving their unique character while enhancing their beauty. With a diverse selection of fabrics and a passion for quality work, this shop is a haven for furniture enthusiasts looking to add a personal touch to their beloved pieces.
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4.58 reviewsVicki L.
12/30/2024
Gina, the owner of Laird's, re-stuffed two very large couches and 8 dining chairs. They were older but very good quality pieces. However, they were uncomfortable as the stuffing was practically...
Tamira L.
1/8/2024
Gina at Liard's Upholstery deserves 20 stars for an awesome job of reupholstering my dining room chairs. Great quality work and craftsmanship! I will definitely be a returning customer!
Dawn F.
2/9/2017
I have been impressed with this company for years. Delivery on time, quality work. Once, the owner noticed a small bit of fabric at delivery, and immediately got out her scissors and fixed the...
Stephen D.
2/9/2017
Years ago I started riding standup jet skis again, the lakes that I go to are secluded. Dirt, gravel sanding muddy roads often times trailers break or get stuck. My skis needed covers to save all...
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