A bright upholstery workshop with a cutting table, sewing machines and booth frames on sawhorses
The workshop

Started for the rooms a catalog could not fit.

A workshop in Clearwater, Florida, where frames, metal, foam and sewing sit under one roof.

An upholsterer hand-stitching the welted edge of a blush velvet cushion at the bench
The story

Tailor Booth was started for the rooms a catalog could not fit. Seating, the thinking went, should be built around the room and the people who will use it, which meant a workshop that could draw, build, sew and install the whole piece itself, so that nothing was lost between the sketch and the opening night.

Today the workshop builds booths, banquettes, benches and lounge furniture for restaurants, hotels, bars and residences, along with the tables, bases and back-bar displays that go with them. The best commissions still begin the same way: with a sketch, a photograph or a difficult corner.

Two joiners squaring and screwing a hardwood booth frame on sawhorses in the frame shop
Under one roof

Frames, metal, foam and sewing.

The frame shop, the metal shop and the sewing room share one floor, so a change on the drawing reaches every bench the same morning.

  • Drawn before it is cut

    Every commission gets shop drawings, and nothing is cut until you approve them.

  • Made to order

    No stock and no standard sizes. The drawing is the specification.

  • Seen through

    Fabrication, upholstery, delivery and installation, with the same people responsible for each.

Come and see the workshop, or send the drawing.

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