Add a Leather Couch and Loveseat to Your Living Room
Add a touch of class to your living area with a new leather couch and loveseat. These pieces are constructed from the highest quality Italian Luxe Leather and feature various features, accessories and functions that you will appreciate.
Choose between couches leather that is stationary, or a modern power-reclining sofa, that reclines by pressing the button or using a remote.
Comfort
Leather couches that are comfortable can enhance the appearance and feel of your home. They can also create a an environment that is comfortable where you can sit and enjoy the company of family or friends. There are many different types of leather sofas and you can pick one that is best suited to your style and needs. The cushioning type as well as the frame's construction and the seating material will determine how comfortable a sofa will be.
Sitting on a sofa and observing its stability will give you a good idea of how comfortable it is. Replace the cushions in the seat when they appear to be sinking and losing their shape. You should also examine the quality of the springs that are in the seat platform. The more springs you have and the closer they are spaced, the more supportive it will be. The best method to accomplish this is to lift the corner of the seat and dragging your hands across 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 could contain up to 9 serpentine springs.
The most important factor in determining the level of comfort your leather sofa will be is the type of leather you pick. Top grain leather is the most affordable and common however it doesn't last as long as other kinds of leather. Full grain leather has a natural, natural look that gets better with age and wear, so it is the most durable leather. It also breathes better, which means it stays fresher than other leather choices.
Other kinds of leather include bonded and semi-aniline leather. Bonded leather is cheaper than top grain, but it won't last as long as full-grain. Semi-aniline leather has a rich soft and silky feel, as well as a subtle sheen, but it doesn't breathe as well as top-grain leather.
Another option for comfort is fabric. Fabric sofas are more soft and more comfortable than leather, since they are "broken in." However, the kind of fabric and the quality of the craftsmanship will determine how long the sofa will last.
Durability
Many buyers are seeking furniture that will stand up to the everyday wear and tear. Leather couches are more durable than other fabrics and last for a long time in the event that you maintain regular maintenance. You can clean leather using a damp cloth and a small amount of cleaning liquid.
If you have pets, children or are prone to spilling food and drinks on your sofa, the best option is to select a leather of the highest quality. While you may spend more than on cheaper alternatives however, genuine leather is more durable and can look even better with age. The tight grain of full-grain leather acts as a barrier against moisture.
Other upholstery materials, such as fabric, traditional (faux) and microfiber, aren't as durable. Faux leather is popular since it is typically less expensive and has a similar appearance to leather. However, it could crack as time passes. Microfiber is another less-durable material that easily shows staining, and is more difficult to clean.
The best way to gauge the durability of a leather sofa is to examine the structure. Avoid couches made of bonded leather or fake leather. It is a mix of pieces of adhesive and scraps that has been coated to look like genuine leather. If you want to make sure that the leather is authentic, look for a label that reads "genuine". You should also pick a frame that has hand-tied springs or sinuous springs.
If you're concerned about the environmental impact opt for a leather that is free of chrome-tanning procedures. This kind of leather has a more natural look and is easier to maintain.
Style
A leather sofa can add a stylish touch to any space, whether you decorate with a modern, rustic or traditional styles. Modern tanning techniques used to create leather are resistant to cracks and sliding. The natural leather will develop a luxurious appearance and feel with time. This adds personality to your space. It's also naturally hypoallergenic and doesn't contain pet dander or dust mites.
Leather breathes, and therefore it can adjust to the temperature in the room. This is particularly helpful for people with allergies or sensitive skin. Take into consideration the color and design of your home, as well as the way you plan to use the leather couch. If you intend to make your sofa an accent piece in a family or den area, select a neutral-toned or neutral-colored sofa so that it can be matched to any future renovations to your room.
Keep your leather couch away from direct sunlight. This can cause fading of the fabric. If you have to put a leather sofa near an open window, you should consider placing it to the opposite side of the room, or use the shade in a large size to protect it from the sun.
Protecting your leather sofa from heat is yet another way to prolong its lifespan. Avoid placing it near an electric or gas heater, or a fireplace. This could cause the leather to melt or even warp.
If you're thinking of buying a leather sofa, it's worth the extra expense to buy an American-made option. The quality of the material and craftsmanship is far superior to cheaper imported options. If you ever require furniture removal, NYC Furniture Movers will treat leather sofas with the respect and attention they deserve.
There are a variety of generic moving firms that can handle household items. However, they will not provide the same level of care to expensive, delicate furniture like your leather couch. Ultimately, you'll save money and be able to rest knowing that your leather sofa is being taken care of by professionals.
Convenience
Like the name suggests that this kind of leather is a top choice for people who want the finest quality. The grain of the leather is unprocessed, tight and protects it from spills and scratches. It also allows it to develop a beautiful patina with age. The leather is extremely elastic and soft.
However, the biggest disadvantage is that it is more expensive than other types of leather. This is due to the fact that it requires more hides to cover an extensive space of a sectional or sofa, which makes it more expensive.
Even leather loveseats that are priced lower and sofas are more durable than the fabric versions which wear out quickly due to their lightweight design. Additionally, leather couches and loveseats offer many characteristics that make them more comfortable and convenient to use than their counterparts made of fabric.
For instance, a couch or loveseat with power reclining lets you lean back and relax as you watch TV or read. This option is particularly useful for those who are older or have limited mobility and have difficulty to sit upright in the traditional chair.
Other convenience features you might want to consider include a motorized headrest or lumbar support that can be adjusted at the push of a button. These features are available on a variety of our leather reclined sofas and loveseats so you can personalize the seating to suit 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 in and out of your chair. Also, you may consider the design and color of your living room and select the right leather love seat that is in line with the rest of your decor.
Octane Seating uses only high-quality leather imported from northern Italy. The leather is tanned using dairy cows to create the most luxurious, thick leather that is elegant and robust. The Barrett collection, for instance, features stylish tufting that can be changed to a traditional or modern style depending on the cover you choose. You may also like the Gunnison series, which boasts wide track arms and blocked feet, as well as loose back and seat cushions encased in spring feather down and welt trim detail.