Furniture Restoration in Tbilisi — Israelyan Atelier

Leather for elevator doors sits at the intersection of design and engineering: the material has to survive thousands of openings a day and still look flawless under VIP casino-hall lighting. We selected genuine leather with reinforced wear resistance, cut it to fit the doors' complex panel geometry, and matched every seam so precisely that none of it reads as anything less than factory-perfect.

Oak chairs and rattan furniture are materials with very different temperaments: oak rewards patience and precise joinery, rattan follows a completely different, woven logic. We restored chairs for a hotel chain's rooms — reinforcing joints that had dried and loosened, bringing back the wood's depth of tone, and rewoven rattan sections wherever years of use had taken their toll.

Street awnings for a coffee chain come with strict requirements: the structure has to hold its shape in any weather and read instantly as part of the brand. We sewed each one to the exact dimensions of its location, installed on site, and kept colour and cut consistent across every outlet — so guests recognise the brand no matter which part of town they're in.

Soft furniture and office chairs for a clinic put practicality first: the upholstery has to withstand heavy daily use, clean easily, and still look calm and professional, as befits a medical setting. We reupholstered chairs and sofas in a highly wear-resistant material and matched a restrained colour palette to the clinic's interior.