Exceptional Upholstery Service
Yalla Upholstery transformed my living room! Excellent quality, timely service, and very professional team. Highly recommend!
30 January 2026
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Company details
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Yalla Upholstery is a Dubai-based upholstery specialist offering high-quality services for sofas, chairs, headboards, and furniture. We work with a wide range of premium fabrics and provide custom solutions tailored to each customer’s style and space. Our focus is on craftsmanship, reliability, and customer satisfaction, delivering durable and elegant upholstery results for homes and businesses across Dubai.
Contact info
Al Refaee residence (NRTC), Shop Number 4, Dubai, 000000, Dubai, U.A.E.
- 0502330076
- info@yallaupholstery.ae
- yallaupholstery.ae
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