Face recover
Old cloth stripped and a new face fitted tight, without ripples.
Change the bedroom focal point without changing the bed
The headboard is what you see from the door. Fabric greys, buttons pull, and padding flattens where you sit up to read. Recovering is a short, high-impact job: same board, new cloth, optional new foam and a cleaner edge.
Keep a classic buttoned look, move to a plain tailored face, or add a deeper border. It is an easy way to coordinate with curtains, an ottoman or an upholstered bed frame.
Old cloth stripped and a new face fitted tight, without ripples.
Flattened padding replaced so it feels soft to sit against again.
Deep buttons re-tied, or a clean unbuttoned face for a simpler look.
Piping or a border that makes the silhouette look intentional.
A clear path from first pictures to workshop finish — so you always know what happens next.
Width, height, and whether it is wall-hung or bed-mounted.
Hotel-plain, velvet, linen-look or a patterned feature fabric.
Padding reset and covering fitted on a flat bench for a clean face.
Returned ready to go back on the bed or wall fixings.
What this service does well — and what to weigh up before you commit.
Tell us about the piece — we’ll reply with practical next steps from the Hayes workshop.