Parkway Bon Bon Upholstery in Santee's Prospect Avenue corridor operates as the custom furniture workshop for Bon Bon Home, a design-services firm sourcing textiles from vendors including Kravet, Schumacher, and Lee Industries. The shop's fabrication team builds sofas, wingback chairs, and sectionals from kiln-dried hardwood frames hand-tied with eight-way springs — the same frame-up construction philosophy found at Purewood Furniture on Mission Gorge Road. Client-selected upholstery materials span velvet, linen, silk, chenille, and Sunbrella outdoor fabrics, each requiring different tension, staple density, and adhesive protocols during application. Restoration projects include antique and mid-century chairs stripped to bare frames for spring retying and foam-core replacement, a sustainable reupholstery approach that pairs with the interior-renovation supply chain at Rayo Wholesale Floorcovering Supply further north on Woodside Avenue. The facility's highest-complexity commissions involve full-hide aniline leather applications on compound-curve sectional modules, requiring heat-assisted stretching and edge-folding techniques to maintain grain uniformity across multi-panel seating surfaces.