About ThreadHaus Loft

Craftsmanship With aPersonal Touch

A small upholstery house in San Antonio, owned and run by me, where furniture, auto interiors, and heirloom pieces are rebuilt with steady hands and honest materials.

Corie, owner of ThreadHaus Loft, standing in her workroom beside a table of fabric samples
Meet Corie

A Craft Passed From Her Hands to Mine

My love for textiles started long before ThreadHaus Loft. As a little girl I made Barbie clothes out of old garments until my grandmother caught me. Instead of telling me to stop, she sat me down at a sewing machine and started teaching me.

She owned an upholstery business, and over time I became her little apprentice, learning not just how to sew but how to recognize quality and the care that goes into work built to last.

That same passion grew into ThreadHaus Loft, where I personally rebuild furniture, automotive interiors, and pieces that mean something, with the pride she taught me.

The Workroom

One Projecton the Table at a Time

Every project starts with photos, measurements, condition notes, and a real conversation about how the piece gets used. A dining chair for a family of five is built differently than one that mostly holds a stack of books.

From there I choose the fabric, leather, foam density, and repair approach that fit the piece. Then it comes onto the table and I stay with it until it's finished.

Velvet and floral upholstery fabrics laid across a worktable with shears, tacks, twine, and a vintage sewing machine behind
Fabrics, tools, and tacks on the bench. Everything gets chosen by hand before a single staple goes in.
What Guides the Work

Careful,Honest Work

Frames repaired properly, seams pulled straight, cushions built to hold their shape. The kind of craftsmanship you don't notice until you sit down.

One Set of Hands
Every project is handled directly by me, from the first conversation to the final stitch, so you always know who to talk to and what to expect.
Materials That Last
Fabrics, leathers, foam, and hardware are chosen for how the piece will actually be used, not the cheapest option, and not the fanciest, but the right one.
Straight Answers
If a piece isn't worth rebuilding, I'll tell you. If it is, you'll know what it takes and what it costs before I start.

Let's Bring Your Piece Back to Life

Whether you're restoring a family heirloom, updating a favorite piece, rebuilding cushions, or refreshing a vehicle interior, I'd love to hear about your project.

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