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Add a Leather Couch and Loveseat to Your Living Room

Add a touch to luxury in your living room by adding a leather sofa and loveseat. These pieces are constructed using the highest quality Italian Luxe leather and offer an assortment of functions, accessories, and features you'll love to use.

Select a traditional leather sofa set or a contemporary power reclining couch that reclines at the press of a button or remote.

Comfort

Comfortable leather couches can enhance the look and feel your home. They can also create a relaxing space where you can relax and enjoy the company of family or friends. You can pick from a wide selection of leather sofas to suit your style and needs. The type of cushioning, the frame construction and the material used for seating will determine the level of comfort a sofa offers.

Sitting on a couch and observing its stability will give you a good idea of how it feels. If the cushions in the seat seem to sink down and lose their shape, look into replacing them with fresh ones. Check the quality of springs that are in the platform. A higher number and a closer together of springs will provide an even more comfortable seating experience. It is as easy as lifting the edge of the seat and putting your hands on the frame. A sinuous or coil spring couch of top quality should have at minimum 5 serpentine springs within each seat cushion. A higher-end model may contain up to 9 serpentine springs.

The most important factor in determining how comfortable your leather sofa will be is the type of leather you pick. Top grain leather is the least expensive and most popular choice however it's not as durable longer than other types of leather. Full-grain reupholster leather couch has a natural appearance that improves with age and wear and is therefore the most durable leather. It also breathes better and stays a lot fresher than other types of leather.

Other kinds of leather include bonded and semi-aniline leather. Bonded leather is less expensive than top grain leather, however it's not as durable as full-grain. Semi-aniline leather offers a rich soft, soft feel and a subtle sheen, however it doesn't breathe like top-grain leather.

Fabric is another option for comfort. Fabric sofas are softer and more comfortable than leather, since they are "broken in." The kind of fabric used and the quality will determine the lifespan of the couch.

Durability

Furniture that is able to stand up to the wear and tear of the family is a major consideration for many buyers. Leather-upholstered couches can last for a long time if you maintain them regularly. You can clean your leather with a damp, clean cloth and some cleaning liquid.

If you have children, pets, or are prone to spilling food or drinks on the sofa, it's best to select the highest quality leather available. Although you might pay more than cheaper options but genuine leather is more durable and can look even better with age. The tight grain of leather that is full-grain acts as a barrier against moisture.

Other upholstery materials like fabric, microfiber and traditional (faux) leather are not as long-lasting. Faux leather is a popular choice because it's usually cheaper and has a look that is similar to leather, but it's susceptible to cracking or discoloration over time. Microfiber is a less durable product which is easily stained and can be difficult to clean.

The best way to determine the durability of a leather sofa is by looking at the structure. Avoid couches that are made of bonded leather or fake leather made of a mix of scrap pieces and glue that's coated to resemble genuine leather couches leather. If you want to make sure that the leather is authentic, look for a label stating "genuine leather sofa set". You should also select frames with hand-tied springs or sinuous ones.

If you're concerned about the environmental impact, choose leather that avoids chrome-tanning procedures. This kind of leather will have a more natural appearance and be easier to maintain in a busy household.

Style

A leather living room sets sofa can give a fashionable touch to any space, whether you choose to decorate it with a modern, rustic or traditional style. The modern tanning techniques that are used to make leather resist cracking and sagging. The natural material will create a rich appearance and feel with time. This will add character to your space. Plus, it's naturally hypoallergenic and doesn't harbor dust mites or pet pollen.

Leather's breathability allows it to adapt to the temperature of the room. This is especially helpful for those who have sensitized skin or allergies. Think about the color and style in your home, and the way you intend to use the leather couch. If you want to use your sofa as the focal point of a living or dining area pick a neutral toned or neutral-colored sofa so that it will match any future home renovations.

Make sure your leather sofa is kept away from direct sunlight. This can cause fading of the material. If you need to put your leather sofa near a window, try placing it on the opposite side of the room. You can also put it under the shade of a large size or a large blind to protect it from the sunlight.

Protecting your leather sofa from heat is a different method to extend its lifespan. Avoid placing it in direct contact with an electric or gas heater or fireplace. This could cause the leather to melt or become warped.

If you are considering purchasing a leather couch, it is worth the extra cost to buy an American-made model. The quality of the materials and craftsmanship is far superior to cheap imports. Additionally, if you're ever in need of furniture moving the experts at NYC Furniture Movers will treat your leather sofa with the attention and respect it deserves.

Although there are many general movers who can handle the most basic household items, these firms aren't as careful with expensive furniture, such as your leather sofa. You'll save money, and feel secure knowing that your leather sofa will be taken care of by professionals.

Convenience

This kind of leather is a great option for those looking for luxury. The unprocessed, tight grain of the leather protects it from scratches and spills, and allows it to form an attractive patina as it ages. The leather is extremely flexible and soft.

The main disadvantage is that it is more expensive than other types of leather. It is because it requires more hides to cover a larger space of a sectional or sofa, which makes it more expensive.

The good news is that even lower-cost leather couches and loveseats are still much more durable than fabrics, which can wear out quickly due their less durable construction. Additionally leather loveseats and couches have several characteristics that make them more comfortable and convenient to use than their fabric counterparts.

For example, a leather sofa or loveseat that has power reclining will let you sit back and relax while you read or watch TV. This is especially useful for those who are older or have mobility issues and have difficulty to sit upright in a traditional chair.

You might also consider a headrest that is powered or lumbar support that can be adjusted by the press of a button. A lot of our leather reclining sofas and loveseats have these features, so you can adjust your seating to fit your preferences.

Another feature you might want to think about is whether your new leather couch or loveseat has adjustable armrests. This will make it easier to get into and out of your seat. You might also want to think about the color and design of your living space, and choose an item that is in line with your decor.

Octane Seating only uses high-quality leather that is imported directly from northern Italy. The leather is tanned with dairy cows to produce the most luxurious, thick leather that is both stylish and durable. The Barrett collection, for example, features stylish tufting that can be changed to a traditional or modern style, based on the type of cover you select. You might also like the Gunnison series, which has large track arms and a block of feet along with loose cushions for the back and seat encased in spring feather down and welt trim detail.