Perfect Furniture

PF Collections is a family-owned, family-run business, which has been producing fine, hand-made British upholstery for almost 30 years. Our wider family are our highly skilled workforce, many of which have served the company for over 20 years. Each member of our team put their heart and soul into every piece of furniture they make and once completed, each sofa, chair, or footstool is proudly signed by the craftsman who made it. Our furniture is handmade in Long Eaton, an area famous for producing some of the finest upholstered furniture money can buy and the UK Centre for Upholstery Manufacturing.

Our furniture is not just British made, it is designed and hand-made in our factory in Long Eaton, an East Midlands town which borders both Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire and which has been known for generations as the centre of upholstery manufacturing in England. For almost a century, Long Eaton has built a worldwide reputation for producing some of finest upholstered furniture money can buy and is home to some of the best known upholstery brands. Long Eaton made upholstery can be found in the finest retail stores, furnishers, interior design studios and hotels in the UK.

We have one of the largest and finest ranges of upholstery products available anywhere. From sofas to corner-sofas, occasional chairs to chaise longues, if it can be upholstered, we probably make it! All pieces are lovingly hand-made in our Long Eaton factory by highly-skilled British craftsmen and women.

Today, the majority of upholstery now sold in the UK is imported from Eastern Europe, China and the Far East. Virtually all are made on a chipboard frame, which has been stapled together to meet the low price demands of the mass-market retail trade. At PF Collections, each model is manufactured on a hardwood frame, made by skilled frame makers in our own wood mill to such a high standard. We purchase beech or birch hardwoods from renewable sources, usually from Canada, Scandinavia or the Baltic States and all frames are constructed using traditional methods of glued, screwed and dowelled joints.