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What Should You Look for in a Leather Sectional?
Top Picks: The 6 Best Leather Sectionals
3 Advantages of Leather Sectional Sofas
3 Disadvantages of Leather Sectional Sofas
How To Style Your Leather Sectional
How to Regularly Clean Your Leather Sectional
A new leather sectional sofa is an excellent method to enhance your living room's comfort and traditional look.
Finding the ideal leather sectional for your home can be difficult, though, because so many options are available. Find the best leather sectional for your home with the help of this guide, which includes our picks for the best leather sectionals for every need, from roomy corner sectionals that can accommodate the whole family to cozy leather sofas perfect for small spaces.
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Shop Leather SectionalsWhat Should You Look for in a Leather Sectional?
Here are some things to think about before purchasing a leather sectional for your home.
Sofa Configuration
One of the numerous advantages of leather sectionals is that they typically come in a variety of arrangements, including corner configurations, left- and right-side configurations, and more.
Choosing a sectional requires considering the best configuration for your space and intended uses. The ideal arrangement, however, greatly relies on your particular living situation. Think about the leather sectional's location to the TV, windows, and lighting already in place.
Consider setting up your television, so it doesn't face the window directly across from it if you don't want to see TV glare while lounging on the couch.
Type of Leather
There are numerous sorts of leather, and some are more appropriate for particular environments than others. For instance, seek treated leather if your leather sectional experiences a lot of wear and tear from children or pets. Leathers that have been treated will hold up better to dents and spills.
Consider unprocessed leather, a more natural option that will age well over time if you're not too concerned about wear and tear. Other varieties of leather include Nubuck leather, which feels comparable to suede and is highly opulent, and Tuscan leather, which is more smooth and waxy to the touch and emphasizes the features of the hide.
No matter what style of leather sectional you select, you can be sure that your money is going toward durable, high-quality upholstery. Leather is a very strong, resilient, and long-lasting material, and many people believe it becomes even more beautiful as it "ages" or patinas. It can be cuddled up on or used to keep cool in those warmer climates and seasons because it is supple and soft.
Quality and Durability
You should constantly check for couches with quality indications because chances are you don't want to spend money on a gorgeous leather sectional only to discover that it won't endure or withstand use. Look for back and seat cushions on leather sectionals that have high-density stuffing. A sectional's performance and shape will be simple to maintain if the filling is high quality.
The greatest leather couches include resilient seat cushions, sturdy structures, and suspension mechanisms. The frame and suspension system form the frame of your sofa. Your sectional will have a long life if it has a sturdy, webbed suspension mechanism and a solid base. Although high-quality metal frames also have a lengthy lifespan, hardwood frames are noted for their durability.
Finally, think about the leather furniture itself. Many ways can impact the quality and durability of the leather when it is cut and treated. Make sure to take into account the hide's quality, especially its thickness. The leather will look worn and deteriorate much more quickly if the hide is cut too thin, which is frequently done to save money.
Top Picks: The 6 Best Leather Sectionals
You've come to the correct place if you're looking for a leather couch for your living room. Just for you, we've assembled the greatest and most fashionable name-brand leather sectionals in Nevada and Utah at several BlvdHome shops. So, let's get started and look at some leather sectional couches you're sure to love.
Leather Reclining Sectionals
✅ Our Pick: Flexsteel's Reclining Leather Sectionals
Consider a scenario where you and your buddies are enjoying pizza, wings, beverages, and snacks in the living room while the game is being played. But do you know how to improve that? Place the drink containers in the cupholders and the remote controls for the TV and stereo in the storage compartment. This sectional in black Flexsteel was designed for comfort and style. It is a sectional from the Flexsteel Arlo collection, and it has a transitional motion style with rounded, refined pad-over-track arms, and pull-tufted back cushions that give it a distinctive look and add comforting cubbies. Thanks to Flexsteel's patented Blue Steel Springs, strong hardwood, and premium fabrics, you can rely on everlasting comfort.
➝ Learn more: 6 Best TV Recliners for Living Room Seating
Brown Leather Sectionals
This elegant, dark Flexsteel sectional would be ideal for your home study or library if you need seating. The Port Royal adds timeless charm to your workspace by balancing crisp lines with rich embellishments. Stretch out on the cocktail ottoman and read Hemingway or work on paperwork. This elegant frame has extra-deep seating that is surrounded by narrow arms that offer plenty of support as you enjoy your scotch.
The heavy-thread stitching and a double row of gold nailhead trim along the base make this sophisticated style more elegant. Additionally, you can create countless configurations to match the size and shape of your office using multiple sectional components.
Leather Sectionals with Chaises
Use this transitional Palliser sectional in beige to furnish your formal living room. Clean lines and plush comfort are features of this leather sectional from Palliser's Colebrook collection. Its low, minimalist frame, which fits in almost any space, is complemented by a topstitching detail and crisp squared cushions, giving it a stylish appearance and adaptable comfort.
White Leather Sectionals
This Flexsteel power reclining sectional is a timeless choice in white. Family and friends may congregate in style on the Monet power reclining sectional with power headrests for movie night. Your space has a contemporary atmosphere because of the fixed design and sloping track arms. Its sturdy leather/vinyl upholstery is ideal for dynamic homes where youngsters might spill some juice and dogs prefer to lie on the furniture. Everyone will love to stretch out, unwind, and fall asleep on the recliner while watching their favorite program. Additionally, if you aren't the first person to the chaise, move to one of the other chairs and unwind with the click of a concealed button.
Gray Leather Sectionals
This power reclining sectional from Signature Design by Ashley is perfect if your home oozes sophistication and style. This 5-piece sectional with genuine leather seating area, which truly infuses high style into recline, demonstrates that you don't have to appear like a recliner just because you're one. Its ultra-clean-lined aesthetic is as cool and modern as they come, and it is deceptively beautiful. A low-profile back offers a really stylish appearance. When you need more support for your head and neck, you can lean back and still have a great view of the TV by activating the Easy View power adjustable headrest with the touch of a button.
L-Shaped Leather Sectionals
Who says a man cave can't be sophisticated and beautiful? This generously scaled sectional in auburn brown is only available to individuals with a keen eye for outstanding contemporary design and is dressed to impress in every manner. You need a touch of masculine sophistication, and this Signature Design by Ashley Baskove two-piece sectional with chaise provides it. The unparalleled comfort of real leather throughout the seating, the sleek track armrests, the tufted box cushions, and the opulent chaise will make your new sectional the epitome of luxury as you and the guys enjoy cigars and bourbon.
3 Advantages of Leather Sectional Sofas
The addition of leather sectionals to your living room décor has a number of benefits, including:
✅ Appearance: Leather sofas look more streamlined and sophisticated than fabric sofas do. The traditional Chesterfield, which has rolling arms that are the same height as the couch's back, is one of the most coveted leather sofas. Leather couches complement numerous areas, including modern and mid-century interior design styles, thanks to their variety of designs, making them more than just a bachelor pad or living room furniture.
✅ Hypoallergenic: Allergy sufferers should opt for leather couches. Dust mites, pet dander, pet hair, and other allergens that gather on fabric sofas are repelled by the hypoallergenic properties of leather.
✅ Stain-resistant: Leather sofas are extremely durable because of the tanning procedure used in their creation. They consequently deter the majority of food and beverage spills. They can last for decades with proper maintenance and only require occasional light cleaning with a damp cloth.
3 Disadvantages of Leather Sectional Sofas
Although leather sofas are stain-resistant and hypoallergenic, they also have a number of drawbacks, such as:
❌ Visible scratches: Leather is resilient, but kids and animals can damage it. Scratches and other stains stand out much more on leather than on fabric upholstery.
❌ Heat retention and firmness: Compared to fabric sofas, leather couches sometimes feel stiffer and less comfortable. Additionally, compared to fabric furniture, they retain more heat in the summer and cold in the fall and winter.
❌ Expensive: Fabric sofas typically cost less than leather sofas. While some types of leather are less expensive than others, choosing items at a lower price point may mean sacrificing durability.
How To Style Your Leather Sectional
Since many people own leather sofas and sectionals, this is a common problem because furniture covered in a traditional dark hide can look hefty in a room. However, since leather sofas can be both attractive and comfortable (when done correctly), it's less about making a space feel lighter and more about creating a space that is balanced with clever layering and accessorizing. Here are five suggestions we’ve made for how to style areas around leather sofas.
Lighten It Up
Brown, navy, and black leather sectionals are dark, heavy pieces that would look great in any living room. You may opt to lighten it up with lighter colored elements, such as throw pillows, throw blankets, rugs, chairs, curtains, and more. You could also choose to paint the walls in both of our living rooms light gray or white to contrast with the brown leather furniture.
Add Pillows
Throw pillows are an excellent way to add color and softness to leather furniture, despite their being made of leather. However, we suggest avoiding pillow covers with an excessively slick finish, such as sateen, as it will be impossible to keep them in place on the smooth leather. Throw pillows for leather couches should be made from thicker, highly textured fabrics.
Complement With Softer Textiles
Speaking of throw pillows, cozy comfort is something that some people miss from leather furniture, and soft textiles are a great way to fill that void. They stay put on the sofa or chair fairly well and offer great textural contrast. To increase the cozy factor, think about decorating the area with numerous throw blankets and a rug with lots of texture.
Balance The Weightiness of The Sofa
It might be a tall bookcase next to a striking fireplace. Or a massive, plain mirror... or a striking gallery wall in black and white. Whatever you choose, make sure the other items in the room are not scaled too small, or your enormous leather beast will feel too heavy.
How to Regularly Clean Your Leather Sectional
If properly cared for, leather is a durable material that will only become better with time. However, if you don't maintain a regular cleaning schedule, your sofa may soon appear shabby.
If your leather sectional gets a lot of use, you might need to increase this to twice a week, but you should set aside time at least once per week to take care of your leather furniture. Make sure to thoroughly clean every surface of your couch or chair because the leather that has been treated will probably have a slight change in color. You can avoid having furniture with mismatched upholstery in this way.
Follow These Steps:
- Go over your upholstery with a soft cloth to remove any dirt or dust that may have accumulated on the surface. Use a delicate brush attachment vacuum to access the sofa's smallest spaces.
- Next, clean your sofa's upholstery with a damp cloth. If possible, use distilled water because tap water's chlorine can eventually harm the leather's finish. Test the material's resistance to water on a hidden area of the couch before you use it for the first time. Take great care not to soak your couch because leather does not tolerate a lot of liquid.
- You should treat and clean the upholstery of your sofa with a specialized cleaning agent at least once every two to four weeks. Avoid using all-purpose cleaners from the shop since they might include chemicals that harm your sofa. Use a gentle cleanser that has been shown to be effective on leather instead.
- Avoid sitting on your sofa until it has finished drying naturally by leaving it unattended. This will prevent creases in the fabric as it is shaped to fit your sofa. You can hasten this process by creating good airflow throughout your home by opening a few doors and windows.
Note:
Please be aware that dye from non-colorfast clothing and items can transfer onto leather or fabric and that this tendency is usually more pronounced on light leather or fabric colors like white, cream, and ivory. Additionally, we advise always reading your clothing and accessories labels for additional information.
You've come to the right place if you're looking for a leather sectional for your living room. From well-known national brands to distinctive local ones, BlvdHome has a selection of chic modern sectional sofas that are all on display in our showroom for you to view, touch, and assess for comfort. Visit BlvdHome today; we think you'll adore these leather sectionals!
FAQ
How can you tell a good quality leather sofa?
A good quality leather sectional will feel supple and smooth to the touch, not plasticky or stiff. Look for full-grain or top-grain leather, as they are the highest quality and retain the natural markings of the hide. Check the stitching and craftsmanship—neat seams and sturdy construction indicate durability. A good leather sofa will also age beautifully, developing a rich patina over time.
How much should a good leather couch cost?
A high-quality leather couch typically costs between $1,500 and $5,000, depending on the type of leather, size, and craftsmanship. Budget options can start around $800, but may use lower-quality materials like bonded leather. Investing in a higher-end piece ensures longevity, comfort, and a more luxurious look.
What is the most durable type of leather for a sofa?
Top-grain leather is one of the most durable options for a sofa, offering a balance of strength and softness. For even more resilience, opt for protected or semi-aniline leather, which has a coating that resists stains and scratches. Full-grain leather is also extremely durable, though it’s best for those who love a natural, lived-in look as it wears over time.
Where to buy a leather sectional near me?
If you’re looking for a quality leather sectional in Utah or Las Vegas, check out our selection at BlvdHome. We have options from leading brands like Flexsteel, Palliser, and more so you can find the perfect fit for you!
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