Item list
Count sofa seats, loose cushions, chairs, ottomans and rugs separately.
Upholstery and rug planning
Keep furniture and removable rugs clearly identified.
Photograph each item, label or backing detail so the review does not rely on guesswork.
Before we plan the visit
A useful estimate starts with the real space.
Soft furnishings can look similar while using very different fibres, fillings, dyes and construction methods. Treat every sofa, chair and rug as its own item in the request.
Care labels
Photograph visible manufacturer or cleaning-code labels.
Construction
Mention fringe, backing, loose covers, decorative trim or delicate details.
Condition
Show spots, body-oil areas, pet contact and visible wear.
From request to aftercare
A plan you can follow.
A label does not guarantee a treatment outcome, but it can reveal useful material and manufacturer information before inspection.
Labels guide the conversationWe will flag material or access questions before work is approved.
- 01
Separate each item
Use one line and one photo group for every piece.
- 02
Add label context
Include a readable image of any care information.
- 03
Review suitability
Some materials need testing or specialist referral.
- 04
Confirm positioning
Plan where rugs or cushions can dry without being disturbed.
Start with the spaces
Ready for carpets that feel cared for?
Share your room list, photographs and access details. We will review the scope and help you choose the right next step.