Queen Anne Upholstery and Refinishing

Upholstery Shop in Kent, Washington

4(8 reviews)
(425) 777-915019615 Russell Rd, Kent, WA 98032View on Yelp
Queen Anne Upholstery and Refinishing - upholstery in Kent, WA

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About Queen Anne Upholstery and Refinishing

Queen Anne Upholstery and Refinishing is based in Kent, a large South King County city with a dense mix of residential neighborhoods, commercial districts, and light industrial areas. The shop holds a 4.0 rating across eight reviews, suggesting a solid track record with a diverse customer base. Kent's central location between Seattle and Tacoma makes it accessible to a wide range of homeowners, property managers, and design professionals throughout the greater South Sound region. Offering both reupholstery and wood refinishing under one roof means customers can restore a piece completely without splitting the job between two different shops.

Services

Furniture Reupholstery
Refinishing Services

Services & Process

Furniture reupholstery here covers a full range of residential and commercial pieces, from traditional sofas and armchairs to dining banquettes and office seating. Refinishing services address wood surfaces, stripping damaged or dated finishes and applying fresh stain and topcoat to bring pieces back to life. The combination of both trades is especially valuable for pieces like antique armchairs or vintage dining sets where both the fabric and the wood need attention. Customers can expect foam replacement, spring repair, and frame tightening as part of a thorough reupholstery job rather than just a surface-level fabric swap.

Service Area

Queen Anne Upholstery and Refinishing serves Kent and the broader South King County area, including Renton, Auburn, Federal Way, and Covington. Its location just off major corridors makes it reachable from Tukwila, Des Moines, and parts of the Eastside without a long drive. Commercial clients from the Kent Valley industrial corridor are also convenient to the shop.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you refinish and reupholster a piece at the same time?
Yes, and doing both at once is actually the most efficient approach. The wood refinishing is typically done first so fresh stain or lacquer doesn't get contaminated by fabric dust or adhesive overspray. Having one shop coordinate both phases means you're not managing two separate timelines or drop-off appointments.
What's the difference between refinishing and repainting furniture?
Refinishing typically involves stripping the existing clear or stained finish and applying a new one that shows the natural wood grain, preserving the original character of the piece. Painting covers the grain entirely and is usually a more permanent change to the furniture's look. A skilled refinisher can advise which approach makes more sense based on the wood species and the piece's value.
How do I know if my furniture frame is worth reupholstering?
A solid hardwood frame that's structurally sound is almost always worth reupholstering, especially if the piece has good proportions or sentimental value. Frames built with staples and particleboard are less durable and may not justify the cost. The shop can assess the frame when you bring the piece in and give you an honest opinion on whether it's a good candidate.
What's your turnaround time for a standard sofa reupholstery job?
Most sofa reupholstery projects take between two and four weeks once materials are in hand. Lead times can stretch during busy seasons or if a specific fabric needs to be ordered and shipped. Asking about current wait times when you call for a quote helps you plan around any events or seasonal needs.
Do you work with commercial clients in the Kent area?
Yes, the Kent Valley has a significant commercial base and many businesses need seating, lobby furniture, or conference room pieces restored or updated. Commercial-grade fabrics rated for heavy use are available and often recommended for high-traffic environments. Volume pricing and phased scheduling can sometimes be arranged for larger commercial projects.
Can you match a specific wood stain color I already have in my home?
Experienced refinishers can mix custom stain formulas to closely match an existing color, especially if you can bring in a sample or a small piece for comparison. An exact match isn't always possible since aged wood and fresh stain interact differently, but a skilled craftsman can get very close. Discussing the desired result before work begins avoids surprises at pickup.

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