A one-size buff-and-spray can leave an older Arflex looking worse, not better - and that is the real risk with sunken cushions, worn armrest leather and faded colour. Each Arflex model ages in its own way, so we treat yours by what it actually needs and tell you honestly what it doesn't. From ₹4,500 a seat. WhatsApp two photos and we'll send a written quote in 30 minutes.
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Most Arflex sofas in India are 15 years old or more now, and the same few problems keep coming up. Here are the three we fix most often - on the Strips sofa, the Park, and the Lady chair - and what each one really takes to put right.
The Strips sofa is built from separate foam blocks, so the seats you use most sink faster than the rest. After 10-15 years one part of the sofa sits noticeably lower than the other - owners usually say "one end has dropped." The good news: it's only the foam, not the frame or springs, so we don't rebuild the whole sofa. We replace just the blocks that have gone soft.
The Park's armrests have a sharp front edge, and that edge takes the rubbing every time someone sits down. Over the years the leather there wears thin and pale while the rest of the sofa still looks new. Cheap fixes just paint over it, and that paint cracks within months. We re-dye the worn edge instead, so the colour soaks in and matches - it lasts and it doesn't crack.
The Lady chair is a collector's piece, and on older ones the leather can't be replaced - so we never strip it back or start over. Instead we stabilise and feed the leather it already has: stop the surface powdering, ease the stiffness, and bring back some softness without changing its character. Tyson, our lead artisan, handles every Lady chair himself.
We checked every seat by hand, found the one block that had gone soft, fitted matching foam, and re-zipped the cover. The sofa sits level again - you'd never know it was touched.
Photographed in our studio · IndiaFour steps, all done at your home. Tyson leads every Arflex job and brings the full kit with him - matching foam, leather dyes, and the right tools - so the work happens in your drawing room, not a workshop.
We check which Arflex model you have and how each seat is holding up.
Identify
We check which Arflex model you have and how each seat is holding up.
Audit
We hand-check every seat for soft foam and every panel for leather wear.
Restore
We re-dye worn leather, smooth it out, or swap in matching foam.
Finish
You get a written note on what was done to each seat and panel, signed by Tyson.
For every Arflex we work on, we note the model, what was wrong, and how we fixed it. After 12 years of that, we usually know what's going on with your sofa before we even open the kit.
Photographed in our studio · IndiaThree tiers. Written quote within thirty minutes. Final price never above quote.
For Arflex sofas in good shape that just need a proper clean and a leather feed.
₹4,500/seat
₹5,500/seat
For worn armrest leather, faded colour, or a sunken seat. Our most-booked tier.
For fragile Lady chairs, or a full restoration across several Arflex pieces.
₹6,500/seat
From ₹4,500 per seat. Final price confirmed at free home diagnosis. Doorstep service across major Indian cities.
We come to you. The specialist arrives at your home with everything needed to finish the job on the spot - matching foam, leather dyes, and the right tools. We cover the major metros directly and travel for everywhere else. We also repair Natuzzi and Poltrona Frau leather sofas. We also repair Stanley & Durian recliners.
Honest answers to what Arflex owners ask before booking.
Paint sits on top of the leather and cracks within months. We use dye that soaks in instead, blended across the worn area so the colour matches and the leather still feels like leather. It lasts, and you can't see the repair.
Photographed on-site · India"My 22-year-old Arflex Strips had one seat sitting lower than the rest. They checked each seat by hand, replaced the foam in just that one, and re-zipped the original cover. You honestly cannot tell which seat was fixed - it sits level across the whole run again."
"The front edge of my Arflex Park armrest had worn pale, almost bare. They re-dyed it rather than painting over it, and explained why paint would just crack off. Done in a day, and both armrests match perfectly again."
"My 1968 Arflex Lady chair had cracking in the original leather. They treated it like the collector's piece it is - no stripping, just careful work to firm it up and soften it. Tyson signed off the report himself. The leather feels supple again and looks untouched."
Quick reference for Arflex owners.
What's wrong, why it happens, how we fix it, and what it costs.
| Symptom | Likely cause | Repair option | Cost band |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sunken seat (Strips) | Foam softened with age | Test each seat, fit matching foam, re-zip cover | From ₹4,500 / seat |
| Worn armrest leather (Park) | Years of rubbing on the edge | Re-dye and fill the worn edge, no topcoat | From ₹4,500 / seat |
| Fragile old leather (Lady chair) | Aged, delicate leather | Gentle treatment to firm and soften, no stripping | From ₹4,500 / seat |
| Sagging cushion (Botolo) | Heavy daily use | Re-pack the cushion with matching foam | From ₹4,500 / seat |
An exact price in 30 minutes. Send two photos over WhatsApp and we'll reply with a written quote - no call, no home visit, no obligation.