Add a Leather Couch and Loveseat to Your Living Room
Add a touch of luxury in your living room by adding a leather couch and loveseat. These pieces are crafted from the finest Italian Luxe leather and offer an assortment of functions as well as accessories and features that you'll be happy to use.
Choose a traditional stationary leather sofa set or a modern power reclining sofa that reclines at the push of a button or remote.
Comfort
Leather couches that are comfortable can enhance the look and feel in your home. They also can help create a a relaxing environment where you can relax and enjoy the company of family members or friends. There are a myriad of styles of leather sofas and you can pick one that will fit your style and preferences. The padding type, the frame construction, and the seating material determine the level of comfort for the sofa.
Sitting on a sofa and observing its stability will give you an idea of how comfortable it is. If the seat cushions seem to sink down and lose their shape, think about replacing them with fresh ones. You should also examine the quality of the springs in the seating platform. A higher number and a closer together of springs will give a more supportive seating experience. You can do this by lifting the edge of the seat and then running your hands along the frame. A top-quality sinuous or coil spring couch should contain at least five serpentine springs per cushion, while the more expensive models could have up to nine.
The most important factor in determining the level of comfort your leather sofa will be is the type of leather you choose. Top grain leather is the most affordable and most commonly used option however, it's not going to last as long as other kinds of leather. Full-grain leather has a natural, natural appearance which looks better as it ages and wears down, which is why it is the most durable option. It also breathes better, so it is more fresh than other leather choices.
Other types of leather include semi-aniline and bonded leather. Bonded leather may be less expensive than full-grain but it doesn't last as long. Semi-aniline leather offers a rich, soft feel and a subtle sheen, however it does not breathe like top-quality leather.
Another option for comfort is fabric. Fabric sofas tend to be soft than leather and are already "broken in." However the kind of fabric and the quality of workmanship will determine how long the couch will last.
Durability
Furniture that is able to stand up to the rigors and wear of the family is a major aspect for many buyers. Leather couches are more durable than fabric and can last for a long time when you take care to give them regular maintenance. Clean leather with the dampness of a cloth and a small amount of cleaning liquid.
If you have children, pets or are prone to spilling food or drinks onto the sofa, it's best to choose the best leather available. Although you might pay more than the cheaper alternatives but genuine leather is more durable and can look better as you age. The fine grain of full-grain leather acts as a barrier against moisture.
Other upholstery materials like microfiber, fabric, and traditional (faux) leather aren't as durable. Faux leather can be popular since it is typically less expensive and has a similar appearance to leather. However, it can crack as time passes. Microfiber is another less-durable material that easily shows stains, and can be more difficult to clean.
You can judge how durable a leather couch is by looking at its structure. Avoid sofas made of bonded leather, or fake leather. It's a mix of pieces of adhesive and scraps that has been coated to look like genuine leather. Look for a tag that says "genuine leather" to be sure you're getting real leather, and select frames with eight-way hand-tied springs or at the very least sinuous springs to ensure the longest lifespan.
If you're concerned about the environment, choose leather that avoids chrome-tanning processes. This type of leather will appear more natural and be easier to maintain in a bustling household.
Style
No matter if you're decorating your home with a rustic, modern or traditional style, a leather sofa can provide a stylish finishing touch to your room. The modern tanning techniques employed to create leather are resistant to cracking and sagging. The natural material looks stunning over time, and develops a rich look and feel that gives the room a unique look. Additionally, it's naturally hypoallergenic and does not harbor dust mites or pet pollen.
Leather's breathability allows it to adapt to the temperature of the room. This is especially helpful for people with allergies or have sensitive skin. Consider the color and style in your home, as well as the way you plan to use the sofa. If small leather couch want to make your sofa the focal point of a family or den area, select a neutral-toned or neutral-colored piece so that it will match any future renovations to your room.
The best way to protect your investment in a leather couch is to shield it from direct sunlight, which fades the leather. If you have to put the sofa in front of a window, consider positioning it to the opposite side of the room, or use an enormous shade to protect it from sun.
Protecting your leather sofa from heat is another method to extend its lifespan. Avoid placing it near an electric or gas heater, or a fireplace. This can cause the leather fabric to melt or even warp.
If you're thinking of buying a leather sofa it is well worth the extra cost to buy an American-made model. The quality of workmanship and materials is higher than those found in cheaper imports. If you ever need furniture moving, NYC Furniture Movers will treat leather sofas with the respect and care they deserve.
There are plenty of general movers who can handle the most basic household items, these companies will not be as cautious with expensive furniture that is delicate like your leather sofa. In the end, you'll save and have peace of mind knowing your leather sofa is being handled by the pros.
Convenience
This type of leather is a great choice for those who are looking for a luxurious. The grain of the leather is unprocessed, robust and protects it from scratches and spills. It also allows it to develop a rich patina over time. The leather is soft and supple.
The main disadvantage is that full-grain leather is more expensive than other kinds of leather. This is because it takes more hides to cover a larger area of a sectional sofa, which makes it less affordable.
Even the cheapest leather loveseats and sofas are more durable than fabrics that wear quickly due to their lightweight design. Leather couches and loveseats are more comfortable and convenient than their counterparts made of fabric.
A leather couch or loveseat with power reclining lets you relax as you read or watch TV. This option is particularly useful for people who are older or have mobility issues and find it difficult to sit up straight in a traditional chair.
Other features that you could be looking for include a power headrest or lumbar support that can be adjusted at the touch of an button. These features are offered on many of our leather recliner sofas and loveseats so you can personalize the seating to suit your needs.
You may also want to determine if your new leather sofa or loveseat has adjustable armrests. This will make it easier to move into and out of your seat. It is also a good idea to consider the color and style of your living room, and choose an item that is in line with your decor.
Octane Seating uses only high-quality leather that is imported from northern Italy. The leather is tanned using dairy cows, which produces the most luxurious and dense leather that's both sturdy and fashionable. The Barrett collection, for example has a stylish tufting design that can be transformed into a modern or traditional style based on the cover you choose. You can also choose the Gunnison collection, which features broad track arms and block feet with loose back and seat cushions that are encased in spring feather down and trim.