Yes you can, will it be better? Will it be exactly what you want? Will it be made of high quality materials that will last? Unlikely to all of those questions when you buy on price alone. When you replace a 30 year old chair with a new one, it’s unlikely to be made of better materials and furniture made over 50 years ago was made of high quality wood that is unaffordable today. Unfortunately today’s average furniture is not designed to last, it’s designed to sell for a low price and high profit and was likely made in a foreign country that pays poverty wages.
I love going to thrift shops and finding chairs for $20, that would cost $2500 to replace new, because someone was not willing to have it reupholstered. Can you replace your furniture with something cheaper?, of course you can, but why would you want to?
The work I do focuses upon quality, not quantity. That’s a decision you have to make for yourself but I don’t like participating in a disposable society, I personally find it offensive. I do all the work on your furniture myself, I don’t hire low wage and low skill labor to complete the job cheaper. If you piece needs a bit of extra care, it get’s it to do the job right.
