upholster

/ p'hould /
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upholster

The craftsman will upholster the antique armchair with new fabric.

Definition
  1. Verb:
    • To provide furniture (such as chairs, sofas, or benches) with soft, comfortable materials like padding, springs, webbing, and a final fabric or leather cover. This process transforms a hard frame into a finished piece of cushioned furniture.
Usage
  • The verb "upholster" is a transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object (the piece of furniture being worked on).
  • It is used to describe the professional craft of making or refurbishing padded furniture.
  • Example:
Examples
Advanced Usage
  • "to be upholstered in/with": This phrase specifies the material used for the covering.
    • The luxurious armchair was upholstered in fine Italian leather.
    • The bench was upholstered with a durable, stain-resistant fabric.
Variants and Related Words
  • Upholsterer (noun): A person whose job is to upholster furniture.
    • We hired a skilled upholsterer to restore the vintage settee.
  • Upholstery (noun):
    • The materials used in upholstering (fabric, padding, springs).
      • The upholstery on this couch is starting to wear thin.
    • The craft or business of upholstering.
      • He works in the upholstery department.
Synonyms
  • Re-cover: To put a new cover on furniture (a more specific aspect of upholstering).
  • Cushion: To provide with soft padding (a key part of the upholstery process).
  • Fit out: To equip or furnish (a broader term that can apply to furniture).
Related Phrases
  • Upholstered furniture: A general term for furniture that has been padded and covered (e.g., sofas, armchairs).
    • The living room is filled with comfortable, upholstered furniture.
upholster

The craftsman will upholster the antique armchair with new fabric.

Verb
  1. provide furniture with padding, springs, webbing, and covers