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Add a Leather Couch and Loveseat to Your Living Room

Add a touch of the luxury of your living space by adding a leather couch and loveseat. These pieces are made using the highest quality Italian Luxe leather and offer an array of features, accessories, and features that you'll be happy to use.

Choose a traditional stationary leather sofa set or a modern power reclining couch that reclines with a simple push of a button or remote.

Comfort

Leather couches that are comfortable can improve the look and feel of your home. They can also help create an atmosphere that is relaxing where you can sit and relax with family or friends. You can choose from a variety of leather sofas to meet your preferences and style. The cushioning type, the frame construction and the seat material will determine the level of comfort a sofa offers.

Sitting on a sofa and observing its stability will give you an idea of how it feels. If the cushions on your seat appear to sink down and lose their shape, think about replacing them with new ones. Verify the quality of the springs that are in the platform. A higher number and closer together of springs will provide an even more comfortable seating experience. You can do this by lifting the edge of the seat and putting your hands on the frame. A coil spring or sinuous couch of top quality should have at minimum 5 serpentine springs within each seat cushion. A more expensive model can contain up to 9 serpentine springs.

The type of leather you select will determine the comfort of your leather couch is. Top grain leather might be the cheapest and most popular however it doesn't last as long as other types of leather. Full-grain leather has a natural, natural appearance that looks nicer as it ages and wears down, which is why it is the most durable option. It also breathes more and stays a lot fresher than other kinds of leather.

Other kinds of leather include bonded and semi-aniline leather. Bonded leather may be cheaper than full-grain but it doesn't last as long. Semi-aniline leather is soft and supple with a subtle shine, however, it is not breathable.

Fabric is another option for comfort. Fabric sofas are more soft and more comfortable than leather since they are "broken in." However the kind of fabric and the quality of workmanship will determine how long the sofa will last.

Durability

Many buyers are searching for furniture that will stand up to the wear and tear of everyday life. Leather-upholstered couches can last for a long time if you maintain them regularly. Clean leather can be done with a damp cloth and some cleaning liquid.

If you have children, pets or are at risk of spilling food and drinks on your sofa, the ideal option is to select a leather of the best quality. While you might spend more than on cheaper alternatives, real leather is more durable and will appear even better as time passes. The fine grain of full-grain leather also acts as a barrier to moisture.

Other upholstery materials such as fabric, microfiber and traditional (faux) leather are not as durable. Faux leather is popular because it is usually cheaper and has a similar appearance to leather. However, it could crack with time. Microfiber is a different material that easily shows staining and is more difficult to clean.

The best way to gauge the durability of a leather sofa is to look at the structure. Avoid couches that are made of bonded leather or fake leather which is scrap pieces and glue, which is then coated to look like genuine leather. If you want to be sure that the leather is authentic, look for a label that says "genuine". You should also pick a frame with hand-tied springs or sinuous springs.

If you're concerned about the environment, choose leather that avoids chrome-tanning processes. This type of leather is a more natural look and is more easy to maintain.

Style

No matter if you're decorating your home with a modern, rustic or traditional style, a leather sofa will give a sophisticated finishing touch to your room. Modern tanning techniques used to create leather are resistant to cracking and sliding. The natural material will develop a rich appearance and feel over time. This adds personality to your space. Plus, it's naturally hypoallergenic and does not harbor dust mites or pet dander.


Leather breathes, and therefore it can adjust to the temperature of the room. This is particularly helpful for people with allergies or sensitive skin. When choosing a leather couch think about the style and color of your décor, as well as how you intend to make use of the piece. If you're planning to make the sofa an anchor in a family room or den, select an neutral or neutral-toned piece to ensure it will match with any future renovations to your room.

The best way to protect your investment in a leather couch is to keep it away from direct sunlight, which fades the leather. If you must put a leather couch near an open window, consider placing it on the opposite side of the room. You can also use the shade of a large size or a huge blind to shield it from sunlight.

Protecting your leather sofa from heat is yet another way to prolong its life. Make sure it is at least three feet away from the flame and avoid placing it directly on top of an electric or gas heater, which could cause the leather to warp or melt.

If you're thinking of buying a leather sofa it's worth the cost to purchase American-made furniture. The quality of materials and craftsmanship is better than cheaper import options. Additionally, if you're ever in need of furniture moving The professionals at NYC Furniture Movers will treat your leather sofa with the care and respect it deserves.

While there are plenty of generic movers that can handle the most basic household items, these companies will not be as cautious with expensive furniture that is delicate like your leather sofa. You'll save money, and you'll be assured that your leather sofa will be handled by experts.

Convenience

Like the name suggests that this kind of leather is the best option for those who desire luxurious. The unprocessed, tightly-woven grain protects the leather from scratches and spills and permits it to develop an attractive patina as it ages. The leather is extremely elastic and soft.

Full-grain leather, however, is more expensive. This is due to the fact that it requires more hides to cover an extensive area of a sectional or sofa, making it more expensive.

Even the cheapest leather loveseats and sofas are more durable than the fabric versions, which can wear quickly due to their fragile design. Additionally, leather loveseats and couches have numerous characteristics that make them more comfortable and easy to use than their counterparts made of fabric.

For instance, a leather couch or loveseat with power reclining will let you sit back and relax while you watch TV or read. This option is particularly useful for people who are older or have mobility issues and find it difficult to sit upright in traditional chairs.

You may also want to look for a headrest with a power feature or lumbar support that can be adjusted with the touch of one button. A lot of our reclining leather sofas and loveseats include these features which allows you to customize your seating to suit your preferences.

It is also a good idea to determine if your new leather sofa or loveseat is equipped with adjustable armrests. This will allow you to easily get in and out of your seat. You may also want to think about the color and style in your living room and pick an item that is in line with your decor.

Octane Seating only uses high-quality leather imported directly from northern Italy. The leather is tanned using dairy cows, which produces the most luxurious and dense leather that's both durable and stylish. The Barrett collection, for example is a fashionable tufting style that can be transformed to a traditional or modern style based on the cover you choose. You can also choose the Gunnison collection, which comes with large track arms and block feet with a loose back and seat cushions that are covered with spring feather down and trim.