In the world of upholstery teardown, few decisions feel more personal than choosing your go-to removal tool. Some swear by…
Claw It, Lift It, Strip It Clean — Tools That Do the Dirty Work
Not all upholstery work is delicate stitching and elegant fabric folds. Sometimes, the real action happens in the teardown. The…
What’s in Your Upholstery Kit? (If It’s Not Osborne, Let’s Talk)
Every upholsterer has a kit. Maybe it’s polished and orderly, laid out in a custom case. Maybe it’s a weathered…
3 Ways Upholstery Tools Are Evolving for Eco-Friendly Practices
Across workshops and studios, upholstery is undergoing a quiet revolution. Less waste. Smarter materials. Fewer shortcuts. Today’s craftspeople are asking…
How Upholstery Tools Keep Up with the Demands of Modern Fabrics
Upholstery isn’t what it used to be—and neither are the materials. Today’s textiles are smarter, stretchier, tougher, and more technical.…
How to Handle Intricate Upholstery Details with Confidence
Straight lines are easy. Flat surfaces behave. But give a chair a scalloped edge, a tufted back, or a rolled…
Why Upholstery Requires Specialized Tools for Velvet and Suede
Velvet whispers. Suede murmurs. Both look luxurious—rich in depth, smooth to the touch, undeniably elegant. But behind that softness? Two…
4 Tips for Using Tack Hammers with Precision
A tack hammer is a small but essential tool in upholstery work. Whether securing fabric, attaching decorative trim, or working…
How Upholstery Pliers Improve Fabric Tension and Placement
Upholstery work demands precision. A slight wrinkle, a weak staple, or uneven fabric tension can ruin an otherwise beautiful piece.…
Why Investing in High-Quality Tools Saves Time and Money
Ever bought a cheap tool thinking you’d save money, only to replace it weeks later? It’s a frustrating cycle. Low-cost…