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When choosing a sofa or any other product there is nothing like feeling the covering in your hand so we recommend you purchase samples for all the coverings you may be interested in. This helps greatly to ensure the product is exactly as you imagined.

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We always recommend you choose a sample before purchasing a large item so you can get a feel for the coverings, we offer samples for all of our covering and you can order as many as you wish. 

We will refund you the cost of any samples ordered against the cost of your first order placed with us.

Leather - Cerato Mustard

Leather - Cerato Red

Leather - Cerato Grey

Leather - Bartollo

Leather - Cerato Latte

Leather - Cerato Green

Leather - Buffalo Brown

Harris Tweed - Uist Night

Harris Tweed - Gamekeeper Thorn

Moon Wool - Richmond Check Charcoal
Information about our leathers

Like every person, every hide has a different look....

As leather is a natural product, different parts of the hide will absorb different quantities of aniline dye, so you will see lots of shade variation. The leather samples we provide are intended as a guide and a guide only.

Tones, shades and pigmentation will vary from hide to hide and are subject to change from piece to piece. We are not interested in producing cheap sofas in “corrected grain leathers” which involve man-made materials and substances as these often result in an over-exposed uniformed look. The handcrafted premium leathers we use, treated with Aniline dye to preserve the natural, rustic beauty that makes each upholstered piece unique.

A life story for all to see

Leather is the tanned skin or hide of any animal and is often termed a ‘natural’ product. Leathers often bear the scars and imperfections which the animal accumulated during its life and this is what makes every hide unique and tells the story of the animals’ life. In their natural environment animals may get bitten by insects, parasites, ticks, and lice or become caught on barbed wire, rub against thorn bushes, or get in fights with other animals, all of which will result in scarring or marks on the hide. Natural markings such as these and also the animals natural skin pigmentation which will appear as darker or lighter patches are what give the leather its unique characteristic and are not defects or faults.

Natural markings on a hide however do not affect the strength and durability of the leather. When the hide or skin has passed through the tanning process and has been turned into leather these natural markings will still be visible on the surface. At this stage you can find some or all of the following natural markings visible on the surface (Top Grain) of the leather. In a nutshell aniline leather is quite simply as nature intended.

Is aniline leather for me?

If you live in a particularly busy household with kids and dogs then maybe aniline is not for you.

Although aniline leather is the best and most expensive leather it is not for everyone. Because no pigment coating is used on aniline leather, it is very susceptible to staining. If liquid, such as coffee, is spilt onto your aniline leather sofa, the liquid will be absorbed immediately and will very quickly darken the affected area until it dries. This often results in a stain that will only fade with time.

Like every person, every hide has a different look....

As leather is a natural product, different parts of the hide will absorb different quantities of aniline dye, so you will see lots of shade variation. The leather samples we provide are intended as a guide and a guide only.

Tones, shades and pigmentation will vary from hide to hide and are subject to change from piece to piece. We are not interested in producing cheap sofas in “corrected grain leathers” which involve man-made materials and substances as these often result in an over-exposed uniformed look. The handcrafted premium leathers we use, treated with Aniline dye to preserve the natural, rustic beauty that makes each upholstered piece unique.

A life story for all to see

Leather is the tanned skin or hide of any animal and is often termed a ‘natural’ product. Leathers often bear the scars and imperfections which the animal accumulated during its life and this is what makes every hide unique and tells the story of the animals’ life. In their natural environment animals may get bitten by insects, parasites, ticks, and lice or become caught on barbed wire, rub against thorn bushes, or get in fights with other animals, all of which will result in scarring or marks on the hide. Natural markings such as these and also the animals natural skin pigmentation which will appear as darker or lighter patches are what give the leather its unique characteristic and are not defects or faults.

Natural markings on a hide however do not affect the strength and durability of the leather. When the hide or skin has passed through the tanning process and has been turned into leather these natural markings will still be visible on the surface. At this stage you can find some or all of the following natural markings visible on the surface (Top Grain) of the leather. In a nutshell aniline leather is quite simply as nature intended.

Is aniline leather for me?

If you live in a particularly busy household with kids and dogs then maybe aniline is not for you.

Although aniline leather is the best and most expensive leather it is not for everyone. Because no pigment coating is used on aniline leather, it is very susceptible to staining. If liquid, such as coffee, is spilt onto your aniline leather sofa, the liquid will be absorbed immediately and will very quickly darken the affected area until it dries. This often results in a stain that will only fade with time.

Tones, shades and pigmentation will vary from hide to hide so every piece of furniture will look slightly different.

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Recycle your old furniture

Let us dispose of your old furniture for you from only £16.50*

When we come to deliver your new furniture we will take away your old furniture and dispose of it using our recycling centre, less hassle for you and good for the planet!

Dining Chair £16.50 Occasional Chair £40 Two Seater Sofa £60 Three Seater £80 Four Seater £99

£16.50 per single dining chair.

Let us dispose of your old sofa for you from only £16.50*

Select the number of seats your old item has using the buttons below.
when we come to deliver your new one we will take away your old one and dispose of it using our recycling centre, less hassle for you and good for the planet!

Dining Chair £16.50 Occasional Chair £40 Two Seater Sofa £60 Three Seater £80 Four Seater £99

£16.50 per dining chair.

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