A Simple Guide To Leather Sofas

Leather sofas are synonymous with luxury and high quality in any home. They also have an innate ability to lend a touch of class to any room. But before buying a leather sofa there are many things that need considering. Here's a look at some important points to keep in mind.

Leather Futon Sofa

Types of sofas

Leather Futon Sofa

Gone are the days when your choices in various styles and colors of leather were extremely limited. Instead, today you have a wide variety of choices in the range of sofas, from sectionals and recliners to leather sofa sleepers in sizes up to queen. You also choose the more traditional straight, one piece sofa.

A sectional leather sofa is far more versatile than one that is one piece. For houses that are limited in space, it can be split and the sections placed in different rooms. Or, a section could be placed against each wall of the room, spreading them out and giving a unique type of room decor.

The comfort of reclining furniture is no longer restricted to just chairs-you can now buy sofas that recline as well. They are available in different lengths and styles, with each seat being able to recline individually. There are even some that have arm rests between the seats which can be built up from a couple of seats to as many as you want. Of course there are also leather reclining chairs too; they simply are not the only choice.

Leather sofa sleepers come in twin, full and queen. The bed part of the sofa folds like a camping cot into the body, and when closed they look just like a normal piece of furniture with no obvious signs of it being a sleeper. This really can come in handy when guests spend the night.

Types of leather

The type of leather that you choose for your sofa will have a big effect on the quality, price and longevity of your furniture. Natural, top grain leather is the hardest wearing and best quality, and therefore is also the most expensive leather you will find. Top grain is the outer most part of the hide and as would be expected is therefore the strongest. It keeps looking great for years and years.

The next layer of the hide is used to make split leather sofas. This leather may be treated in such a way as to make it look as good as top grain, but it will never be as strong. Still, many pieces of leather furniture last for thirty years or more with proper care and maintenance. Best of all, damage can be repaired.

Care and repair

Leather sofas can be cleaned with a simple soap and water solution, and dried with a soft cloth. Patches where the leather has lost its shine can be renewed by buffing with leather oil, though this may need to be a correctly color matched oil if the spot is obvious and the scuff is deep.

Home repair kits exist to patch tears, but if you are not comfortable trying, or do not get a good result, then it is advisable to consult an expert. There is nothing to match the quality of sofa or couch made from leather. It is furniture that will literally last a lifetime.

A Simple Guide To Leather Sofas
Leather Futon Sofa

Special Price!!! Homelegance Elegant Lounger, Fruitvale

Oct 25, 2011 15:48:44

Homelegance Elegant Lounger, Fruitvale
Click for larger image and other views

Homelegance Elegant Lounger, Fruitvale

>> Click here to update Cheapest prices for Homelegance Elegant Lounger, Fruitvale <<

Homelegance Elegant Lounger, Fruitvale Feature

  • Converts from armless sofa to bed with click clack mechanism
  • Black faux leather
  • Futon
  • Adjustable sofa


Homelegance Elegant Lounger, Fruitvale Overview

The Fruitvale Elegant Lounger is offered in a black faux leather cover with contrasting baseball stitching. This contemporary sofa converts from sofa to lounging bed with little effort.



SAVE NOW on the special offers below!

Available In Stock.

This Homelegance Elegant Lounger, Fruitvale ships for FREE with Super Saver Shipping.

Price : Click to Check Update Prices Please.

Homelegance Elegant Lounger, Fruitvale

Limited Offer Today!! Homelegance Elegant Lounger, Fruitvale Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals

Bunk Beds For Kids