McCormick Upholstery

Upholstering Tiny Home Furniture on the Sunshine Coast

We execute with precision because quality is not a bonus, it’s our baseline.

Tiny Home With a Loft Bed, Desk, Sofa, Bookshelves, and a Colorful Rug — McCormick Upholstery In Coolum Beach, QLD
Narrow White Kitchen With Wood Counters and Cabinets, With Bar Seating and Plants — McCormick Upholstery In Coolum Beach, QLD

Effortless Function

Sunshine Coast  Tiny Home Furniture

When every centimetre matters, upholstery needs to be smarter. At McCormick Upholstery in Coolum Beach, we design and build tiny home furniture for the Sunshine Coast that’s compact, convertible and thoughtfully made. Multi-use lounges, upholstered wall nooks, built-in dining booths and lift-up bench seating are all crafted to suit confined layouts without compromising comfort.


Soft furnishings are shaped around joinery, not wedged into gaps. Every project is custom-made, so nothing feels off-the-shelf or like an afterthought. We collaborate closely with clients across the Sunshine Coast to bring their vision to life — function-led, design-aware, perfectly sized. Call us on  07 5446 2134 to speak with our team.

Scaled Precision

Made to Fit Small Spaces

We work from your floor plan or van layout to build pieces that maximise storage and flexibility. Every edge is trimmed neatly and every stitch finished clean. Whether you’re after a fixed dinette or a slide-out sleeping platform, we construct it from light yet durable materials designed to move.


Our upholstery holds up through heat, humidity and wear without sagging or peeling. With over 15 years of experience, we know what works in compact spaces. For those seeking something refined, considered and built to last, we’re ready.

Overhead View of a Tiny Home Interior With a Kitchen, Living Area, and Loft Accessed by a Wooden Ladder — McCormick Upholstery In Coolum Beach, QLD

What to Know Before You Start

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of furniture do you make for tiny homes?

Which materials are best for compact spaces?

Are there fabric types that hold up better in small living spaces?