Leather Collection
Chairs | Ottomans
Atticus
ATTICUS-U-L-006
L30 D35 H34
Cassius
Q175-L-006
L29 D28 H32
Ingrid
INGRID-L-006
L30 D36 H36
Lilah
LILAH-L-006
L31 D37 H41
Ottoman: LILAH-L-005
L27 D23 H19
Brooke
BROOKE-L-CHR
L33 D37 H35
Ottoman: BROOKE-L-OTTO
L26 D22 H20
Desmond
DESMOND-L-006
L34 D39 H34
Ottoman: DESMOND-L-005
L28 D20 H19
Kara KARA-L-006
L33 D39 H38
Ottoman: KARA-L-075
L28 D22 H18
Lyra
LYRA-A-L-006
L32 D37 H36
Madeline
MADELINE-L-006
L33 D36 H32
Ottoman: MADELINE-L-005
L27 D23 H19
Springfield SPRINGFIELD-L-006
L29 D31 H32
Pate
P420-L-006
L30 D32 H30
Thatcher P320-L-006
L28 D35 H38
Recliners
Kara Zero Wall Power Recliner
KARA-L-570
L32 D42 H40
Kori Zero Wall Power Recliner
KORI-L-570
L30 D39 H41
Lilah Power Recliner
LILAH-L-580
L31 D38 H41
Lilah Swivel Power Recliner
LILAH-L-584
L31 D38 H41
Kara Zero Wall Swivel Power Recliner
KARA-L-574
L32 D42 H40
Kori Zero Wall Swivel Power Recliner
KORI-L-574
L30 D39 H41
Lilah Manual Recliner
LILAH-L-581
L31 D38 H41
Lilah Swivel Manual Recliner
LILAH-L-585
L31 D38 H41
Lilah Swivel Glider Power Recliner
LILAH-L-586
L31 D38 H41
Sylvie Zero Wall Power Recliner
SYLVIE-L-570
L37 D40 H40
Times Square Swivel Manual Recliner
C181-L-585
L30 D35 H37
Lilah Swivel Glider Manual Recliner
LILAH-L-587
L31 D38 H41
Sylvie Zero Wall Swivel Power Recliner
SYLVIE-L-574
L37 D40 H40
Swivels
Allie Swivel
ALLIE-L-016
L32 D35 H35
Ingrid Swivel
INGRID-L-016
L30 D36 H36
Bernie Swivel
Q115-L-016
L33 D35 H29
Kara Swivel KARA-L-016
L33 D39 H38
Ottoman: KARA-L-005
L28 D22 H18
Kitt Swivel
P865-L-016
L30 D34 H34
Madeline Swivel
MADELINE-L-016
L33 D36 H32
Ottoman: MADELINE-L-075
L27 D23 H19
Rothko Swivel
ROTHKO-L-016
L29 D33 H32
Times Square Swivel
C181-L-016
L31 D34 H35
Ottoman: C18-L-075
L26 D20 H19
Lilah Swivel
LILAH-L-016
L31 D37 H41
Ottoman: LILAH-L-075
L27 D23 H19
Pate Swivel
P420-L-316
L30 D32 H30
Springfield Swivel
SPRINGFIELD-L-016
L29 D31 H32
Carlyn Swivel Glider
P230-L-007
L30 D35 H38
Kara Swivel Glider
KARA-L-007
L33 D39 H38
Ottoman: KARA-L-005
L28 D22 H18
Times Square Swivel Glider
C181-L-007
L31 D34 H35
Ottoman: C18-L-075
L26 D20 H19
Swivel Gliders
Ingrid Swivel Glider
INGRID-L-007
L30 D36 H36
Lilah Swivel Glider
LILAH-L-007
L31 D37 H41
Ottoman: LILAH-L-075
L27 D23 H19
Accent Ottomans & Bench
17” Cleo
Q120-L-005
L17 D17 H19
31” Cleo
Q120-L-095
L31 D31 H18
Macon
P870-L-005
L54 D29 H18
Miles
MILES-L-075
L61 D35 H18
25” Cleo
Q120-L-075
L25 D25 H16
Dena
P800-L-005
L19 D19 H20
Miles
MILES-L-005
L37 D37 H18
Not Pictured
Cassius Bench : Q175-L-076
L61 D20 H22
Cassius Ottoman : Q175-L-005
L29 D17 H20
Hair on Hide
Cassius
Q175-P-006
Leather: HL249-07
L29 D28 H32
Pfifer
P895-P-006
Leather: HL249-07
L28 D33 H35
Miles
MILES-L-005-12A
Leather: HL234-46
L37 D37 H18
Rocco
Q140-P-005
Leather: HL249-07
L21 D21 H18
Bespoke Leather Program
Indulge in tailored luxury as you select from three of our best-selling styles, seventeen opulent leather choices, featuring kid-proof options, and two finishes.
*Nailhead options available on Desmond & Madeline only. Caster options available on Madeline only. See pricelist for upcharge.
• If nails are ordered, you must specify the nail finish.
• Brass nails come with Brass Casters and Black Nickel nails come with Pewter Casters.
• If nails are not ordered, you must specify the caster finish.
Standard with Cloud Cushion only.
KL247-67
*Nailhead & Caster Options
Bespoke Leather Program
Bespoke Leather Sofas
74” Desmond Bespoke Sofa
Desmond-L-001
L74 D39 H34
Shown in KL247-46 & Chocolate Wood Finish
74” Desmond Bench Bespoke Sofa
Desmond-L-021
L74 D39 H34
Shown in KL247-46 & Chocolate Wood Finish
83” Desmond Bespoke Sofa
Desmond-L-002
L83 D39 H34
Shown in KL247-46 & Chocolate Wood Finish
83” Desmond Bench Bespoke Sofa
Desmond-L-022
L83 D39 H34
Shown in KL247-46 & Chocolate Wood Finish
88” Sylvie Bespoke Sofa
SYLVIE-L-022
L88 D39 H35
Shown in KL252-76 & Latte Finish
71”
MADELINE-L-021
L71 D40 H34
Shown in KL247-76, Chocolate Finish, & Brass Casters
90”
MADELINE-L-033
L90 D40 H34
Shown in KL252-75, Latte Finish, Brass Nails, & Brass Casters
Madeline Bespoke Sofa
Madeline Bespoke Sofa
Bespoke Leather Sofas
Bespoke Leather Sectionals
Sylvie-L-248 | Sylvie-L-245
SYLVIE-L-248: L116 D39 H35 | SYLVIE-L-245: L71 D39 H35
Shown in KL252-21 & Chocolate Finish
Sylvie-L-244 | Sylvie-L-249
SYLVIE-L-244: L71 D39 H35 | SYLVIE-L-249: L116 D39 H35
Shown in KL252-21 & Chocolate Finish
Sylvie-L-110 | Sylvie-L-245
SYLVIE-L-110: L38 D67 H35 | SYLVIE-L-245: L71 D39 H35
Shown in KL252-98 & Latte Finish
Sylvie-L-244 | Sylvie-L-111
SYLVIE-L-244: L71 D39 H35 | SYLVIE-L-111: L38 D67 H35
Shown in KL252-98 & Latte Finish
Sylvie-L-110 | Sylvie-L-241 | Sylvie-L-111
SYLVIE-L-110: L38 D67 H35 | SYLVIE-L-241: L65 D39 H35 | SYLVIE-L-111: L38 D67 H35
Leather Descriptions
ARNO (#207) - Gr 2: South American hides are aniline dyed with a pigmented top coat added for consistency and durability. Then a sauvage is hand applied, creating a subtle cloud-like effect. A stain resistant treatment is applied, making this is a family friendly leather. Arno works well in traditional or contemporary environments.
ATHENA (#240) - Gr 3: First aniline dyed, then lightly buffed by hand, this transparent technique allows you to see the hide’s natural characteristics, along with a distressed, rugged appearance. The innovative KidProof finish provides durable protection with a soft hand.
BELLISSIMO (#247) - Gr 6: The finest European hides are first Aniline dyed, then waxes are applied to create a gleaming, sophisticated surface. These waxes will crackle when pulled, bent, or scratched, and lighter undertones will be exposed when the waxes dissipate from these areas. A beautiful patina will develop over time, especially in areas of high use.
COLT (#245) - Gr 1: After these cowhides from Argentina are aniline dyed, slightly darker waxes are applied, creating a two-toned, transparent finish. The surface is then brushed for a dusty, rugged appearance. Colt will continue to develop distressed marks where pulled or scratched, and a patina will develop in areas with repeated contact, adding to its timeless, antiqued look. Expect to see healed scars, insect bites, and color variation.
FAWN (#234) - Each Brazilian hair-on-hide is a unique, one-of-a-kind, with its natural color ranging from soft beiges to golden brown in shade. Expect extreme variation in color, pattern, and hair length, which varies from short summer fur to long winter coats. Brand marks add character to this novelty article. Fawn is naturally resistant to stains, can be cleaned, and will not fade under natural sunlight. Currently avail on our Miles-L-005 ottoman only.
FONTANA (#231) - Gr 4: Italian hides are first aniline dyed. Then waxes are applied which crackle over time with wear, for an aged, distressed appearance. When pulled, the wax separates, providing a stunning color contrast. A final clear, protective coat is added for additional wearability.
FRESNO (#253) - Gr 2: South American hides are aniline dyed with a pigmented topcoat for consistency and durability. A stain resistant treatment is applied, making this is a family friendly leather. Fresno includes natural leather characteristics with a soft and supple hand.
GALLOWAY (#233) - Gr 4: Select hides from Argentina are aniline dyed, then receive a unique oil and wax treatment to create a dramatic, crackle effect. This old world and natural appearance will provide a rich distressed look with use. The natural marks, such as healed scars, insect bites and neck wrinkles, should be embraced.
MACON (#230) - Gr 1: Top grain, South American hides are aniline dyed, then wax is applied to the tips of the leather grain for a rich, matte luster. Because of the pure aniline properties, expect color variation and natural markings such as healed scars & bug bites.
GUNNER (#244) – Gr 2: These South American cowhides are hand-finished in Italy. Hides are aniline dyed before applying soft waxes and oils, then buffed until lightly polished, creating a sophisticated yet subtle crackled appearance. This semitransparent finish shows extreme color bursts on pulled or scratched areas due to the oils and waxes dissipating from that area.
MERINO (#249) - Premium quality shearling sheepskin pelts from New Zealand are meticulously tanned to accentuate their inherent beauty and tactile appeal. The
touchable wool texture imparts striking style and lush comfort that is soft and luxurious to the touch. Expect pile height and color variation. Merino is only available on the following married skus: P895-P-006 Pfifer Chair, Q140-P-005 Rocco Ottoman
PALERMO (#212) - Gr 5: European hides are aniline dyed, then lightly brushed with beeswax to give a matte, silky touch and velvety finish. Features some healed scars and natural marks.
PALOMINO (#217) – Gr 3: South American hides are aniline dyed and hand sanded, creating a rustic and distressed look. A subtle wax application provides a very slight pull-up effect. And a final touch of silicon is applied for a smooth hand. Because of the naked aspects, Palomino has extreme color variation and natural characteristics such as healed scars, insect bites and brands will be very visible.
POSH (#248) - Gr 6: This elegant nubuck starts with premium European hides that are finished by hand in Italy. Each hide is double-dyed for deep, rich color saturation. Surface buffing provides a supple hand and desired visual tracking. A combination of fat liquors and oils allow for a short water repellency window. Over time, body oils will be absorbed into areas of wear, creating a dark patina. Expect color variation.
SALENTO (#210) - Gr 6: European hides are aniline dyed, then oils are applied, giving a subtle, pull-up effect. Salento is a smooth, sophisticated leather.
SHETLAND (#246) - Each premium Brazilian hair-on-hide is expertly tanned for a soft hand. This is an all natural, un-dyed leather, so each hide is unique with extreme variation in color and pattern in whites and blacks. Also, the hair texture and length will vary from hide to hide. Brand marks are used and add individual character. Shetland is only available on the Zuri-PL-005 Ottoman.
SIENA (#201) - Gr 4: European hides are first aniline dyed, then a micropigment is added for protection and consistent color coverage. A sauvage finish is hand applied for a subtle, two-toned effect. Lastly, a stain resistant treatment is applied, making this is a family friendly leather.
SIERRA (#232) - Gr 3: These premium, aniline dyed Italian hides have the perfect combination of waxes and oils added to provide a sophisticated burst of color when stretched. Embrace the contrast and depth of this very natural leather. Expect color variation from hide to hide.
TUSCAN (#202) - Gr 4: First European hides are aniline dyed, then a unique oil and wax treatment is applied which creates a dramatic crackle effect. Healed scars, insect bites and neck wrinkles will be present and add to the distressed look.
VINTAGE (#251) - Gr 4: These premium Brazilian hides are finished in Italy. First Aniline dyed, then a unique combination of oils and waxes are applied. A final vacuum drying process provides a gorgeous, smooth drag to the surface. Oils and waxes will dissipate when pulled, bent, or scratched, exposing a color burst of lighter undertones. A beautiful patina will develop over time, especially in areas of high use. Wrinkles and stretch marks are characteristics to be embraced.
WESTON (#255) - Gr 2: Premium US and New Zealand hides embody resilience and sophistication. Groundbreaking technology provides a subtle color burst and KidProof finish guards against stains. Expect color variation, healed scars, and natural markings.
ZAHARA (#252) - Gr 5: Premium, heavyweight Italian hides are first aniline dyed. Then a unique combination of oils and waxes are applied, creating a rich, transparent twotoned effect. When pulled or stretched, the waxes separate, providing a stunning color contrast. Expect distress marks and scratches for an aged, rugged appearance.
Leather Care
• Like your skin, leather absorbs oils and dirt. The more natural the leather finish is, the more susceptible it will be to stains.
• Avoid sunlight. Direct or even in-direct sunlight will cause fading. The more sunlight, the faster the fade.
• Avoid direct heat from floor vents and fireplaces, as this will cause the leather to dry out and crack. Also, oils and waxes in some leathers will harden and turn dark when exposed to heat.
• Leather accumulates dust just like your upholstery. Vacuum with a soft brush attachment on a weekly basis to keep dust particles from settling in the grain of the leather.
• We do not recommend the use of any after-market cleaners, due to the various techniques and processes our leathers possess.
• When cleaning, test an inconspicuous area before proceeding.
• Spills – blot, do not rub, excess liquid immediately with a clean cloth. If absorbed, stains typically dissipate through evaporation of the fiber structure over time.
• Stubborn Stains – Use a clean, absorbent cloth. Apply a diluted solution of any non-acidic soap and distilled water. Rub front to back or side to side, do not rub in circles. Clean an area larger than the stain to avoid spotting. Wipe clean using a damp cloth. Go over the area once more, using a damp cloth and rub the cleaned area in one direction. Allow the area to air dry. It may be necessary to repeat this process for stubborn stains.
• Suede and Nubucks are very susceptible to stains. Should a spill penetrate the leather, allow the spill to dry. Use a suede brush, or vacuum with drapery attachment, and brush the nap.
Leather Types
ANILINE DYED - Hides are immersed in transparent dyes that fully penetrate front to back, then milled or tumbled in large drums, to produce the softest, most luxurious leathers. Pristine hides are typically used, because surface imperfections (or beauty marks) are more visible through the transparent finish. Aniline dyed hides usually have little to no protection, so oils and stains will absorb easily. Expect wear patterns or a darker patina in areas with frequent body contact.
SEMI-ANILINE, ANILINE PLUS or MICRO-PIGMENT - Hides are first aniline dyed, then a light pigment finish is added. This allows the hide’s natural character to show through, but also offers some color consistency and protective properties, compared to aniline dyed hides.
PROTECTED - Opaque pigments are applied after the hides are milled. These pigments provide more color consistency and natural markings are typically less noticeable. Protected leathers are easier to clean and stand up well to heavier use.
OIL and WAX PULL-UP - First, the hides are aniline dyed for color saturation. Then oils and/or waxes are either applied by hand or added in large milling drums. The aniline dyes are usually lighter, so when the leather is pulled or scratched, the oils and/or waxes “migrate” away from that area, creating a rich “color burst”. Pull-up leathers typically have more extreme color variation from hide to hide because the waxes and oils absorb differently in areas across a hide. Because the finish is more transparent, natural markings will be more visible, giving a more casual appearance.
SUEDE or NUBUCK - Hides are first milled with aniline dyes for rich color saturation. The surface is then sanded to create the desired “nap” or surface texture.
CORRECTED GRAIN: Top grain leather that has been buffed or sanded to minimize imperfections in the hide. This can be very subtle or more extreme, depending on the desired end result.
FULL TOP GRAIN: Full top grain leathers have not been sanded or buffed in any way, allowing the natural markings and character of the leather to show through. These hides typically have minimal scars and markings, which also make them more expensive than corrected grain leathers.
TOP GRAIN: These are the top layer of a hide, but they have been slightly sanded to minimize imperfections.
KIDPROOF: A water-based polymer, transparent top coat is applied in the final step. The hides go through a conveyor oven to dry, then are passed through a roller that applies pressure and heat to seal the surface. This process makes the leather resistant to spills from water-based products. However, if the spill stays on the surface for a long time it will absorb through the top coat. Due to the nature of leather, abrasives, solvents, dyes, markers, acids or other aggressive products will stain the leather permanently. If the surface is abraded or cut, the stain will absorb in that area.
MARKINGS: Natural markings should be expected in all leathers. Wrinkles, healed scars, healed insect bites, brand marks, and manure burns are all a natural part of leather and may be used on upholstered furniture. Leathers are intentionally selected from different areas of the world for their characteristics.
MILLING: Hides are tumbled in giant rotating drums using a combination of heat and a misting of water to soften the hand or enhance the grain. The longer the milling process, the softer or more pliable the hides become.
PEBBLE GRAIN: Hides are stretched gently during the drying process. When released, they contract to create a plump “pebble” grain. Large embossing plates can also be used to stamp a consistent pebble grain pattern.
SAUVAGE: A two-toned mottled effect that is applied to a leather, giving a cloudlike appearance.
SHADING: Shade variation will be more extreme on leathers with transparent finishes. Leathers that are pigmented will have less color variation, but all leather is a natural product, and every hide absorbs dyes differently. This is part of the beauty of leather and should be embraced.
SPLIT LEATHER: The underneath layer that has been “split” off from the top layer. Splits are buffed, sanded and embossed to look like top grain leather. Stiffer than top grain leathers, they are typically used on less expensive furniture and will not be as long lasting or durable as top grain leathers.
STIPLE: Hides are fed through giant rollers that apply subtle contrasting color or sheen to the tips of the leather’s pebble grain or surface.
TANNING: The process of converting a raw hide into a stable, non-perishable state.
TOP GRAIN: Leather which contains the top layer of the hide. Top grain leather can be full grain or corrected grain leather.
VACUUM DRYING: Hides are placed, grain side down, on large heated, polished metal surfaces. Water is sucked out with vacuum dryers with low pressure, at a low temperature. This creates a smooth surface.
VEGETABLE TANNING: Tree bark extracts are used to tan the hides. Usually, “veg” tanned leathers are stiff in the beginning but get more supple over time with use. One of the oldest methods of tanning known to man.
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