Peggy Sues Upholstery & Interiors

Upholstery Shop in Augusta, Georgia

5(1 reviews)
(706) 651-11104230 Belair Frontage Rd, Augusta, GA 30909View on Yelp
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About Peggy Sues Upholstery & Interiors

Peggy Sues Upholstery and Interiors in Augusta, Georgia combines furniture reupholstery with interior design and fabric retail under one roof. That's a rare combination, and it holds a perfect 5-star rating from customers who've experienced what that full-service approach looks like in practice. Augusta homeowners and interior designers both benefit from having fabric selection, design guidance, and skilled reupholstery work available in the same place. It removes a lot of the guesswork that usually comes with coordinating a furniture refresh.

Services

Interior Design
Furniture Reupholstery
Fabric Stores

Services & Process

Peggy Sues offers three interconnected services. The reupholstery side handles sofas, chairs, headboards, and other upholstered furniture, replacing fabric, foam, and structural components as needed. The fabric store component means you're choosing from in-house inventory rather than waiting on samples from a catalog. The interior design service ties it together, helping customers think through how a reupholstered piece will work within a larger room scheme, including color coordination, furniture placement, and complementary textiles like drapery or throw pillows.

Service Area

Peggy Sues Upholstery and Interiors serves Augusta and the surrounding Richmond County area. Interior designers and homeowners from nearby Columbia County and Aiken County in South Carolina also use the shop for both fabric sourcing and reupholstery work. The combined service offering draws clients from across the wider CSRA region.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Peggy Sues offer interior design consultations for full room projects?
Yes, the interior design service goes beyond just picking fabric for a single piece. You can get help thinking through furniture arrangement, color palettes, window treatments, and how reupholstered pieces will fit into the overall look of a room. It's particularly useful if you're doing a larger refresh and want everything to feel coordinated.
Can I buy fabric from the shop without using their reupholstery service?
The fabric retail side operates as its own service, so you're welcome to browse and purchase material for your own projects. They carry upholstery-grade fabrics suitable for furniture, drapery, and decorative applications. The staff can help you assess whether a fabric is the right weight and durability for your intended use.
What upholstery projects do interior designers typically bring to shops like this?
Designers often bring custom headboard work, dining chair sets, window seat cushions, and statement accent chairs that need a specific fabric to match a room concept. Having a fabric store and reupholstery shop together makes it much easier to specify and execute custom pieces. It also shortens lead times since materials are on hand rather than ordered from a separate supplier.
How many yards of fabric does a typical sofa require?
A standard three-seat sofa typically needs 12 to 18 yards of fabric, depending on the size of the piece and whether the fabric has a repeat pattern that needs to be matched. Patterned fabrics require extra yardage to line up the design across cushions and panels. Your upholsterer will calculate the exact amount after measuring your specific piece.
Can antique or heirloom furniture be reupholstered without damaging it?
Experienced upholsterers know how to work with older pieces carefully, preserving original wood details, tack lines, and structural elements. It's worth mentioning upfront that the piece has sentimental or antique value so the shop can take appropriate care. Some antique pieces also benefit from period-appropriate fabric choices that respect the original style.
What's the advantage of using an upholstery shop that also sells fabric?
You see and touch the actual fabric before committing, which takes a lot of the risk out of choosing material from a small swatch. The team can also advise on what fabrics they've seen perform well in real applications, which is more reliable than reading product descriptions online. Fewer steps in the process also means fewer chances for miscommunication about color, texture, or weight.

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