Skip to content Faded, patchy or worn-through leather sofas, sectionals and recliners restored to an even, rich color — or a completely new one — at your home, usually in one visit.
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Send 2–3 clear photos of the damage. We reply with a price, usually the same day.
Drag the slider · real result: worn armrest repaired and recolored
Seats and backs bleached by the San Diego sun brought back to one even, rich color.
Spots rubbed lighter by hands, or darkened by body oils and hair products, recolored to match the rest.
Headrests and arms fade first. We recolor the whole chair so it reads as one piece again.
Denim dye transfer, ink and marks left by harsh cleaners removed or covered with a new, even finish.
Take a faded brown sectional to deep espresso, or change the color to suit a new room.
Cracks, scratches and small tears are repaired before we recolor, so the new finish is smooth.
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Photograph the entire sofa or chair in daylight so we can see its size and how evenly it has faded.
One close-up of the most faded or worn spot — arms, headrest or seat fronts.
Lift a cushion and photograph the leather underneath — it shows the color we will match. Send all three with the form below or by text.
Upload photos of the faded piece and tell us whether you want the original color back or a new one. We’ll reply with a firm price, usually the same day — no home visit needed to quote.
Sometimes only the arms and seat fronts need color; sometimes the whole sofa has faded unevenly. From your photos we’ll tell you honestly which one your piece needs.
The leather on most sofas and recliners — Natuzzi, Restoration Hardware, Pottery Barn, Ethan Allen, American Leather, Stressless. Recolors evenly, including a full color change.
A light finish over dyed leather. We keep the new color thin so the leather stays soft and keeps its natural look.
A new quality leather sofa usually costs $3,000 or more. Recoloring keeps the frame and leather you already have. Repairs in San Diego start at $400.
Repairs start at $400 in San Diego. The final price depends on the size of the damage and the piece. Outside the city a travel fee may apply depending on distance — we confirm it when we quote. Text us photos for an exact price.
No. The color bonds to the prepared leather in thin, flexible layers and is sealed with a protective topcoat. Every job has a 1-year warranty.
Yes — on genuine pigmented leather we can go darker or to a different color. Going much lighter is harder; send photos and we’ll tell you what’s possible.
Either. From your photos we’ll tell you whether a spot recolor will blend or the whole piece needs one even coat.
No. When bonded or faux leather peels, the surface itself is failing, so new color won’t hold.
Keep the piece out of direct afternoon sun where you can, wipe off sunscreen and spills quickly, and condition the leather every few months.
More ways we keep leather furniture looking and working like new.
Sun through big coastal windows is the number one reason leather loses its color here, followed by sunscreen, hair products and dry Santa Ana winds. We recolor sofas, sectionals and recliners in homes from the coast to East County — on site, usually in one visit.
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