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Add a Leather Couch and Loveseat to Your Living Room

Add a touch of luxury to your living room with a new leather couch and loveseat. These pieces are made with the finest Italian Luxe leather and offer an assortment of functions as well as accessories and features you'll love to use.

Choose a traditional stationary leather sofa set or a modern power reclining couch that reclines at the pressing of a button, or remote.

Comfort

Leather couches that are comfortable can enhance the look and feel your home. They also can help create a a relaxing environment where you can sit and relax with family or friends. There are many different types of leather sofas available, so you can choose one that is best suited to your style and needs. The type of padding and frame construction and the material used for seating determine the comfort level of a sofa.

Sitting on a couch and observing its stability will give you a good idea of how it feels. If the seat cushions seem to sink down and lose their shape, look into replacing them with new ones. You should also check the quality of the springs on the seat platform. A greater number and closer together of springs will give an even more comfortable seating experience. The best method to accomplish this is by lifting the corner of the seat and then running your hands across the frame. A coil spring or sinuous couch of high quality should have at minimum 5 serpentine springs within each cushion. A higher-end model may have up to 9 serpentine springs.

The type of leather that you select will determine the level of comfort your leather sofa is. Top grain leather might be the most affordable and common, but it does not last as long as some other kinds of leather. Full grain leather has a natural, natural look that improves with age and wear and is therefore the most durable leather. It also breathes better, so it remains fresher than other leather options.

Other types of leather include semi-aniline and bonded leather. Bonded leather is cheaper than top grain, however it won't last as long as full-grain. Semi-aniline leather offers a rich soft, soft feel and an ethereal sheen, but it doesn't breathe as well as top-quality leather.

Another alternative to be comfortable is to use fabric. Fabric sofas are generally softer than leather and come already "broken in." The kind of fabric used and the quality will determine the life expectancy of the couch.

Durability

Many buyers are seeking furniture that will stand up to the daily wear and tear. Leather-upholstered couches will last for decades in the event that you keep them maintained regularly. You can clean leather using an aqueous cloth and a small amount of cleaning liquid.

If you have pets, children, or are prone spilling food and drinks on your sofa, the ideal option is to select a leather of the best quality. Real leather may be more expensive than cheaper alternatives however it's more durable and looks better as you get older. Full-grain leather is also resistant to moisture because of its tense grain.

Other upholstery materials, like fabric, traditional (faux) and microfiber are not as durable. Faux leather is a popular choice because it's generally less expensive and looks quite similar to leather, but it can crack or fade over time. Microfiber is another less-durable material that can easily show stains, and can be more difficult to clean.

You can tell how durable a leather couch is by looking at its construction. Avoid couches that are made of fake leather or bonded leather, which is made from scrap pieces and glue that's coated to look like genuine leather. If you want to be sure that the leather is genuine look for a tag that reads "genuine". You should also select a frame with hand-tied or sinuous springs.

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

Style

Whether you're decorating with a rustic leather sofa, modern or traditional decor the leather sofa will provide a stylish finishing touch to your home. Modern tanning techniques used to create leather are resistant to cracking and sliding. The natural material will also develop a luxurious appearance and feel over time. This adds the character of your home. Plus, it's naturally hypoallergenic and doesn't harbor dust mites or pet pollen.

The breathability of leather also allows it to adapt to the temperature of the room. This is especially beneficial for people with allergies or sensitive skin. When you are choosing a sofa made of leather, consider the design and color of your décor and how you'll utilize the piece. If you want to use your sofa as an accent piece in a family or den area, select a neutral-toned or neutral-colored leatherette sofa so that it can be matched to any future room renovations.

The best way to protect your investment in a leather sofa is to shield it from direct sunlight, which can fade the fabric. If you have to put your leather sofa next to the window, think about placing it to the side of the room or utilizing a large shade to shield it from the sun.

Another way to ensure the longevity of your leather sofa is to protect it from heat. Keep it a minimum of three feet away from an open flame, and try not to place it directly on top of an gas or electric heater, which can cause the leather to shrink or melt.

If you're considering buying a leather sofa it is worth the extra cost to buy an American-made model. The quality of workmanship and materials is far superior to those found in cheaper imported options. In addition, if you're ever in need of furniture moving, the professionals at NYC Furniture Movers will treat your leather sofa with the attention and respect it deserves.

There are a variety of generic moving companies that can handle household items. But they don't take the same care with expensive and delicate furniture like your leather couch. You'll save money, and be assured that your leather sofa will be handled by professionals.

Convenience

As the name suggests, this type of leather is a top choice for those looking for the finest quality. The unprocessed, tightly-woven grain shields the leather from scratches and spills and permits it to develop a rich patina as it ages. The leather is soft and flexible.

Leather that is full-grain, however, is more expensive. It is because it requires more hides to cover a large space of a sectional or sofa, which makes it less affordable.

The good thing is that even low-cost leather sofas and loveseats still a lot more durable than fabric ones which wear out quickly due their fragile construction. Leather couches and loveseats are more comfortable and convenient than fabric counterparts.

A vintage leather couch sofa or a loveseat that has power reclining allows you to relax while you read or watch TV. This option is particularly helpful for people who are elderly or with limited mobility who have difficulty to sit up in a conventional chair.

Other features that you may be looking for include a power headrest or lumbar support that can be adjusted at the push of an button. These features are offered on many of our leather reclining sofas and loveseats, so that you can customize the seating to fit your preferences.

It is also a good idea to check if your new leather sofa or love seat is equipped with adjustable armrests. This can make it easier to move around the seat. You might also want to consider the color and style of your living room and select a leather loveseat that matches your decor.

Octane Seating uses only high-quality leather that is imported from northern Italy. The leather is tanned by dairy cows in order to create an extremely luxurious, thick leather that is both fashionable and durable. The Barrett collection, for example, features stylish tufting that can be transformed to a more traditional or contemporary style depending on the cover you select. You can also choose the Gunnison collection, which has wide track arms and block feet along with loose seat and back cushions encased with spring feather down and trim detail.