Leather Sofas & Couches

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Paloma Leather Sofa in Caramel
Paloma Leather Sofa in Caramel
$1,299.99$1,399.99
Location unknown
Hancock and Moore AVA LEATHER SOFA
Hancock and Moore AVA LEATHER SOFA
Stephen Triple Power Reclining Leather Sofa
Stephen Triple Power Reclining Leather Sofa
Donnie Sofa in Gray by Sunpan
Donnie Sofa in Gray by Sunpan
$2,209.96$2,599.95
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Camden 4-Pc. Leather Sectional in Chocolate
Camden 4-Pc. Leather Sectional in Chocolate
New
Yellowbrook Sofa in Navy by Bellanest
Yellowbrook Sofa in Navy by Bellanest
Madden Leather Sofa - Butter
Madden Leather Sofa - Butter
$1,099.99$1,599.99
Location unknown
Pavia Sofa in Denver Dove by Omnia Leather
Pavia Sofa in Denver Dove by Omnia Leather
Bauer Leather Sofa
Bauer Leather Sofa
$795.95$1,599.99
Location unknown
Purdy Leather Sofa
Purdy Leather Sofa
$1,199.99$1,799.99
Location unknown
Juno Leather Dual Power Reclining Sofa
Juno Leather Dual Power Reclining Sofa
$1,679.99$2,399.99
Location unknown
Dalton Leather Conversation Sofa
Dalton Leather Conversation Sofa
$2,699.99$3,899.99
Location unknown
Hunter Sofa in Green by Chateau D'Ax
Hunter Sofa in Green by Chateau D'Ax
Bella Casa CARUSO SOFA-BLACK
Bella Casa CARUSO SOFA-BLACK
$1,699.00$2,099.00
Location unknown
Utah Brown Leather Sofa
Utah Brown Leather Sofa
New
$2,299.99
Location unknown
Tex Taupe Leather Sofa
Tex Taupe Leather Sofa
New
$1,799.99
Location unknown
Francis Sofa in Dove Gray by Armen Living
Francis Sofa in Dove Gray by Armen Living
Ross Gray Leather Sofa - Amax Leather
Ross Gray Leather Sofa - Amax Leather
New
Naomi Leather Sofa in Oregano
Naomi Leather Sofa in Oregano
Zamora White Leather Sofa
Zamora White Leather Sofa
$1,199.99
Location unknown
Redmond Coffee Sofa
Redmond Coffee Sofa
Gisella Brown Gel Foam Sleeper
Gisella Brown Gel Foam Sleeper
Linden Leather Dual Power Reclining Sofa
Linden Leather Dual Power Reclining Sofa
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F.A.Q.

What is the best grade of leather?

When it comes to leather furniture, the quality and grade of leather significantly influence both the look and longevity of sofas and couches. The best grade of leather is often considered to be full-grain leather. This type of leather is taken from the hide's top layer and includes all the natural grain with minimal processing and treatments, offering a unique and luxurious look. It's the most durable and resistant to wear, gracefully aging into a beautiful patina over time.


Another premium option is top-grain leather, which is slightly refined to remove imperfections. While it offers a more uniform look and is softer to the touch, it doesn't age as distinctly as full-grain leather. However, it still holds significant durability and quality. These grades may come with a higher price tag, but the investment pays off in longevity, beauty, and comfort.

How long does a leather couch last?

A leather couch, with proper care, can be a long-term investment lasting anywhere from 10 to 20 years or more. The key to maximizing the life of a leather couch lies in regular maintenance, including cleaning and conditioning the leather to prevent drying and cracking.

How do you assess the quality of a leather couch?

How do you assess the quality of a leather couch?

Assessing the quality of a leather couch involves examining several key factors:

Leather Grade: Identify whether the sofa is made of full-grain, top-grain, genuine, bonded, or faux leather. Full-grain and top-grain leather are indicators of higher quality.


Leather Finish: Look at the surface of the leather. High-quality leather should feel supple and show natural variations. Uniformity in texture often indicates processed or lower-quality leather.


Construction: Check the sofa's frame, which is usually made from solid hardwood, for durability. The frame should feel sturdy and not creak under pressure.


Stitching: Examine the stitching for evenness and tightness. Inconsistent or loose stitching can be a sign of poor craftsmanship.


Comfort: High-quality leather furniture should not only look good but feel comfortable. Sit on the couch to test its support and cushioning. High-resilience foam in the cushions often suggests better quality.