Just like any big life investment, buying leather furniture should require thoughtful consideration and planning.
What room will it go in, and who will be using it?
Does it need to stand up to a household of pets and kids, or are you looking for a living room showpiece?
And what’s the style of your home?
It’s important to ask yourself these questions so that you can hone in on exactly what you need before you start shopping. Beyond the basics, you’ll also need to understand the words that describe leather furniture.
For instance, what’s top or full-grain versus full-grain?
And what’s the best way to test how leather will wear over time?
Speak to one of our expert consultants.