
Our work, on the cover.
Dallas–Fort Worth's home and garden magazine. The furniture is ours; the byline, as usual, is somebody else's.
Three generations of the Martin family, one workroom on Medical District Drive, and a great deal of work that leaves here under somebody else's name.
Sofas · chairs · ottomans · antiques
The sofa you love, made new — or made from scratch to fit the room you actually have. A fair number of pieces come back to us having been upholstered here the first time.
Booths · banquettes · bar stools · hotel rooms
Contract-grade work built to survive a dining room rather than a living room. Whole banquette runs, or one booth that took a beating.
Headboards · surrounds · benches
Upholstered headboards, full bed surrounds and matching benches, made to your dimensions rather than to a catalogue's.
Exam tables · treatment chairs · waiting rooms
We are in the Medical District for a reason. Wipe-clean, spec-compliant vinyl for clinics, treatment rooms and waiting areas.
“Whether we are reupholstering an old piece of furniture or upholstering an entire hotel, we treat each individual with the utmost respect.”
Ray Martin Sr., founder — The Dallas Morning News, 14 October 1992

Dallas–Fort Worth's home and garden magazine. The furniture is ours; the byline, as usual, is somebody else's.

When a show-house designer needs upholstery that will be photographed from every angle, this is where it gets made.
Sofas, chairs and the pieces people can't bring themselves to replace.
17 piecesBooths, banquettes and bar stools built for a dining room, not a living room.
19 piecesUpholstered headboards and bed surrounds, made to the inch.
6 piecesExam tables, treatment chairs and waiting rooms, in wipe-clean vinyl.
2 piecesThe house
Ray Martin Sr. opened M&M Upholstery in 1957 and taught the trade to his son, Ray Martin Jr. It has stayed in the family ever since — the shop is owned today by Sarah Martin, Ray Jr.'s daughter-in-law.
Nearly seventy years in one trade, at one address, in the middle of the Design District. Long enough that a good deal of what comes back through the door was upholstered here the first time, by someone whose name is on the sign.