Leather Gallery
Welcome to the Leather Gallery
The Leather Gallery, on the second floor of the Mart, brings together one of the most comprehensive collections of leather furniture. From classic recliners to modern sectionals, every piece is chosen for its craftsmanship, comfort, and lasting quality. Leather is often called the ultimate performance fabric, and for good reason. It resists everyday wear far better than most fabrics, softens beautifully with use, and only grows more character with time. With an extensive range of custom leather options, you can create a piece that fits both your home and your life, whether your taste leans toward timeless elegance or contemporary style. Our Design Consultants are here to help you navigate hides, finishes, and details, so you find leather furniture built to be lived in and loved for years to come.
Shop the Look
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Original price was: $19,825.00.$12,887.00Current price is: $12,887.00.
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Piccadilly Leather Sofa
Original price was: $4,350.00.$3,045.00Current price is: $3,045.00. -
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Quinn Executive Swivel Tilt Chair
Original price was: $2,609.00.$1,899.00Current price is: $1,899.00. -
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Rum Runner Game/Desk Chair
Original price was: $3,129.00.$2,379.00Current price is: $2,379.00. -
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Pick the Right Leather
Not all leather is created the same, and the finish you choose shapes how a piece looks, feels, and lives in your home. Some leathers highlight every natural mark and grow more character with age, while others offer a smoother, more consistent surface built for everyday durability. Understanding the difference helps you choose leather furniture that fits the way you actually live, not just the way it looks in the showroom.
Full Grain
The most natural leather available, with the grain layer left completely untouched. If you love the idea of furniture that tells your story over time, marks, texture, and all, this is the leather that ages most beautifully with your family.
Top Grain
A corrected grain surface, typically pigmented for a smoother, more consistent finish. It’s a wonderful choice for a home that wants leather’s warmth without worrying over every mark, offering a more uniform look while still built to last.
Pure Aniline
Colored by fully immersing the hide in transparent dye, with nothing applied on top. This is leather in its truest, most luxurious form, ideal for a formal living room or a piece you want to feel like a true heirloom from day one.
Semi-Aniline
Aniline-dyed leather finished with a light layer of pigment for added durability. It strikes a balance between natural beauty and everyday practicality, making it a favorite for busy households that still want that authentic leather character.
Pigmented
Finished with a sprayed, opaque coating for a resilient, uniform surface. Built to handle real life, this is the leather to choose for a family room, a home with pets, or anywhere comfort comes before caution.
Nubuck
A top-grain leather buffed to a soft, velvet-like nap. It brings an unexpected softness to a room and rewards a bit of extra care with a texture unlike anything else in leather.
Suede
A split leather buffed to a soft, fuzzy finish. Suede adds depth and a tactile richness to a space, perfect for an accent chair or a piece meant to be touched as much as seen.
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Caring for Your Leather
Leather is a natural material that asks for very little upkeep, and the care it needs depends on its finish. With the right care for the right finish, leather furniture only grows more beautiful with time.
- For aniline, semi-aniline, and pigmented leathers, dust periodically with a microfiber cloth. Keep furniture out of direct sunlight and excessive heat, both of which can fade and dry the hide over time. Blot spills immediately rather than rubbing, since rubbing can spread a stain, and treat stubborn marks with a leather conditioner made for the finish.
- Nubuck, suede, and shearling ask for a different touch. These softer leathers should never be treated with liquid cleaners. Instead, dry vacuum or brush them with a soft nylon brush, and lift small stains with a damp white cloth and mild detergent.
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