Upholster

usgb/ʌpˈhəʊlstər/
verb

To cover furniture such as a chair or sofa with fabric, usually giving it a new and clean look.

We decided to upholster the old sofa to give it a fresh look.
Visual representation of "upholster" - To cover furniture such as a chair or sofa with fabric, usually giving it a new and clean look.

Often appears as...

  • upholster a chair
  • upholster a sofa
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Furniture Focus

The word 'upholster' usually refers to working on furniture, not clothing or other items.

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After studying design, she decided to upholster antique furniture for a living.
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Transformation

'Upholster' implies changing the appearance and often the comfort level of furniture.

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He wanted to upholster his armchair to match the new curtains.
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Renewal

Upholstering is often done to make old furniture look new and clean, not just for decoration.

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The hotel decided to upholster their lobby seating for a renewed atmosphere.
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