Sofas
From tailored and skirted to deep and slouchy. A good sofa frame is worth keeping, and new fabric makes it feel like yours again.






Miami Beach
Sofas, chairs, and beds. Molly sources the fabric. The truck picks the piece up and brings it home.
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What Molly recovers
Sofas to stools
Every piece is recovered by hand in Miami Beach. Here is a little of everything Molly works on. Don't see your piece? Just ask.
From tailored and skirted to deep and slouchy. A good sofa frame is worth keeping, and new fabric makes it feel like yours again.






Club chairs, dining chairs, family heirlooms and midcentury finds. A chair is the perfect place for a fabric you love.






Big, comfortable pieces for the way Miami lives, in linens and easy-care fabrics with plenty of pillows.





Upholstered beds, headboards and daybeds that make a bedroom feel soft and finished.




Built-in banquettes, window seats and bench cushions, made to fit your space just right.





Ottomans, stools and end-of-bed benches. Little pieces that bring a happy bit of pattern into a room.






Cushions and covers in outdoor fabrics, made for sun, salt air and summer rain.





Designers and businesses bring projects too, like custom beds and upholstery for Studio Santos and oversized walnut barstools.



A little bit about me…
Molly Forenza has an extensive portfolio designing homes with a Miami chic authenticity and a quiet sense of modern luxury and elegance. She grew up in the furniture industry, with a deep respect for the pieces that make it into a home. Pattern making and fabric selection are her practice.
She offers that work to anyone with an old, shabby piece that might not be ready for the end of its story. Furniture today is not made to the same quality as the furniture of yesterday. Bringing it back with new fabric and craftsmanship is more sustainable, and more fun.
“because the new chair just doesn’t quite fit like the old one!”