N & J Upholstery




Specializing in Industrial Upholstery and Auto Trimming

We address the needs of our client’s furniture as if it was our own. We start by carefully inspecting each piece to ensure a sound foundation. If necessary, minor repairs, major restyling, or the manufacture and installation of replacement parts is undertaken. We will not proceed with refinishing and or reupholstering until your furniture is in perfect structural condition. Whatever the need, we handle it all! When done, we carefully inspect each piece to ensure nothing has been missed. We then wrap each item with padded foam to ensure nothing is damaged during the return trip to your home.

We believe our success at N & J is based on our ablility to attract a group of skilled craftsmen. Their dedication and efforts will bring new life to your cherished items. Using modern materials and the best of traditions and standards to ensure your furniture will be both attractive and functional for many years.







Monday 13 June 2011

HERE THEN, ARE THE LATEST FABRIC TRENDS FOR WINTER 2011:










Whether you are interested in fashion or décor it’s always a great idea to check in with what the latest fabric trends are for each season. This way, if you are planning on revamping, refurbishing or redecorating one or more of your rooms, you have a better idea of what available, and what’s en vogue!
Here then, are the latest fabric trends for winter 2011:
In terms of colour, look for nature inspired colours. Berry purples, chocolate browns, teal or ocean greens and bamboo (formerly known as camel) are very popular, as well as all the metallics metal tones. Combining staple neutrals with pops of bright colours is the way to go, and don’t forget that this season is all about mix and matching textures and prints!
As far as prints are concerned, we see that the Boho French Parisienne influence is still the flavour of the season so look out for nostalgic French inspired prints!
Nautical and pyjama stripes are a must for upholstery, wall papers or even drapes. We see the stripe being used for a very chic and somewhat vintage look.
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