Leather Sofas

Genuine and vegan leather sofa materials

A leather sofa here is covered in one of three materials, and each wears differently. Genuine leather, including top grain leather on select models, softens and develops character with use. Vegan leather, used on most models, is a synthetic that resists stains and wipes clean easily.

Bonded leather, on some models, layers a coated surface over a backing made with leather fibers and tends to wear fastest. Check each listing for the material on the model you choose.

Leather reclining sofa options

Most models here are a leather reclining sofa or loveseat. Some use power recline, moved by a button, and others recline manually with a handle or by leaning back, which needs no outlet.

Some models use a wall hugger design that sits a few inches from the wall, and extras on select models include USB charging, cup holders, a center console, storage, massage, LED lights and speakers.

Leather chesterfield sofa and other styles

A leather Chesterfield sofa has deep button tufting and rolled arms level with the back, a classic shape found here on select vegan leather models. Clean-lined sofas and reclining designs suit more modern rooms, and select models open into a king size sleeper.

Brown and black are the most common colors, followed by gray, with beige, blue, white, green, gold, red and orange on select models.

Leather couch sizes and construction

A leather couch here ranges from loveseats to large sofas seating up to 5, with widths from 49.5 to 124.4 inches. Reclining models need extra floor in front for the footrest, so measure with the seats open.

Some frames use solid wood such as pine or birch, often with plywood or MDF panels, and some add a metal frame. Check each listing's construction line for the exact materials.

Caring for leather sofas

Leather sofas last longest out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources, which can dry and fade the surface. Dust weekly with a soft dry cloth and vacuum seams with a brush attachment.

Blot spills right away with a clean dry cloth instead of rubbing, and use only cleaners made for your model's material, tested first on a hidden spot.