Ligne Roset Togo Reupholstering

[LennyM1984]

Because I'm a Muppet, 10 years ago, shortly after the arrival of my first child, I thought it would be smart to spend a load of money on a Ligne Roset Togo sofa.

I love it but unfortunately so do kids and so there are a few spots where the alcantara is beginning to look a little worse for wear.

They are notoriously hard/impossible to reupholster and so I wondered whether anybody on here had had any experience of doing it and who they used?

The setup we have now costs in excess of 15k so replacing it isn't a hugely appealing option...

[toohuge]

To my knowledge, they can t be reupholstered . However I ve seen rumours online that people claim to have been reupholstered, and I see some for sale on eBay claiming the same thing, however, I haven t seen any offerings etc.

Is the Alcantara worn/ threaded? Or has the Alcantara gone dark/ smooth with grit/ dirt? I ve seen some excellent cleaning / restoration work.

How s the foam structure after all those years ?

Worth giving these guys a call:

https://krsupholstery.com/contact/

I haven't used them, but it's a start

Edited by toohuge on Tuesday 27th October 20:41

[LennyM1984]

toohuge said:

Is the Alcantara worn/ threaded? Or has the Alcantara gone dark/ smooth with grit/ dirt? I ve seen some excellent cleaning / restoration work.

How s the foam structure after all those years ?

Edited by toohuge on Tuesday 27th October 20:41

It's wearing through rather than dark/smooth/dirty. It's not bad but it would be nice to have it restored.

The foam is still good and firm, which is amazing really given how many times it has been jumped on or used as some kind of soft play equipment

[toohuge]

Good to hear the structure is good - that's the real issue. Id give those guys a call as a starting point to assess the viability - the fabric is expensive .... Is yours a custom colour too?