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[stevea@optonline.net]

I am currently preparing to make a mission style loveseat and I find myself in need of manufacturer/supplier for the seat cushions, anyone happen to have looked around for something like this? Been searching net, and have not come up aith one positive lead. BTW-I am looking for a company the will supply foam/covering as a complete set, preferably leather...

[Don]

Hey, Steve - I have not had a need for something like this, I'm sure someone here can steer you in a direction. Keep checking back.

All the best, Don

[thekl0wn]

Not sure what a mission style love seat is. Possibly, an example might help my answers. So far, everything I've ever needed cushions, and the like for I've been able to have made by either my mom, my aunt, my grandmother, or my vinyl guy. I can usually get the shape I need out on paper, and then take it to one of the mentioned people, and they babble on about double-hems here, etc, until it's done...

[Dagster]

Hi Steve,

You may want to change your user name to something other than your email address. Screen scraping software will get your address and you could potentially receive a lot of spam. It is best to keep your address hidden in the email fields of the forums.

Just a tip! Oh, and welcome to the forum!

Darren

[woodman43]

Welcome to the site Steve!
Have you tried you local phone book, I often go straight for the net and forget about the phone book. But you may find what you need locally.

[Domer]

There are lots of ways to make cushions for your Mission Style Loveseat and which way you choose to go makes a lot of difference in the cost.

Most major cities have upholster supply houses where you can buy foam. Some of them can even cover the foam with dacron for you.

You can then have a friend make covers for the cushions.

You can also have an upholster make the cushions. They also have lots of options. The most expensive one is to put coil springs in the cushions. A less expensive way but more expensive than just foam is to cover the foam with down.

If you spend a huge amount of time making the Mission Style Loveseat, you might want to consider using an upholster.

Anyway, I would like to see either your plans or a picture of the finished product.