Lid recover
Top recut so it sits flat, not collapsed in the middle.
The extra seat that quietly holds the room together
Ottomans, window seats and hallway benches are sat on, used as tables, and used as steps. The top goes shiny, the piping collapses, and storage lids stop looking flush. Recovering them is a small job with a large visual return — especially if we match a sofa or bedroom fabric.
We recut the lid foam so it stays square, refresh the sides, and keep any storage hinge working. The same approach covers piano benches, dressing stools and lift-off window seats.
Top recut so it sits flat, not collapsed in the middle.
Vertical faces and edges brought back so it looks like furniture, not a box.
Storage lids checked so new fabric does not bind the opening.
Fabric taken from the same idea as sofa, bed or curtains.
A clear path from first pictures to workshop finish — so you always know what happens next.
Feet-up ottoman, hallway bench, or bedroom storage.
A tighter weave if it is a coffee-table stand-in.
Foam squared, covering fitted, lids tested.
Returned as a finished piece, not a leftover.
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.