Our work
Photos from the workshop. The slider on each tile shows the same area before and after restoration. All photos come from our own jobs — nothing here is generated or taken from a manufacturer's catalogue. For some jobs we show only the final result, because the "before" photo was taken from a different angle and the comparison would be misleading.
Real photos from real jobs
We took every photo on this page ourselves, during ordinary work in the workshop — on a phone, with no studio and no photo shoot. There are no visualisations here, no pictures from manufacturers' catalogues and no computer-generated images. The photos we send customers while their job is in progress look exactly the same.
How to read the "before and after" pairs
Where we have two shots from the same spot, the tile works as a slider: drag the handle left or right and you will see the same piece of leather before and after restoration. Both photos in a pair get the same colour correction on this page, so the difference you see is a difference in the leather, not in a filter.
Some jobs we photographed before the work from a different position than after it. We don't put those into a slider, because the image would jump — we show them side by side or show only the end result.
What the photos show
Most of them are car seats: bolsters worn from getting in and out, cracked leather on seat cushions, armrests and rear benches. There is furniture too — a tufted sofa and lounge armchairs — as well as motorcycle seats and a saddle. The photos are grouped by service: each group has a short description and a link to the page where we describe that service in more detail, and to the quote form.
What we don't show here
We don't publish photos showing number plates, VIN numbers or the interiors of homes that would let someone identify the owner. If you don't want your job to appear on the site, just say so when you drop it off.
Seat and rear bench restoration
The most common job: a worn driver's seat bolster and a sagging cushion. Cleaning, filling, re-colouring and protecting the whole surface so the colour matches.
Painting and dyeing
Colours matched to the type of leather: one kind for pigmented car upholstery, another for aniline and semi-aniline furniture leather.
before
after
Sofa and Corner Suite Restoration
Sagging seat cushions, worn armrests, faded colour. Full cycle: cleaning, leather softening, filling, re-colouring, protection.
Dashboards, consoles and armrests
Leather stitched and bonded onto dashboards, centre consoles, transmission tunnels and armrests. Also corrections after someone else's failed bonding or trimming job.
Motorcycle and scooter seats
Re-stitching, re-covering, repair of lifting edges.
The rest of our work
We've worked for
Car dealerships, a yacht shipyard, aviation and public institutions.
- BMW Zdunek
- Volvo Drywa
- Audi Plichta Gdynia
- PLL LOT
- LS Technics
- Galeon
- Urząd Wojewódzki
- Urząd Miejski
What customers say
Reviews from our Google listing — copied word for word.