Material / Leather

Leather

Leather brings a tactile and acoustic quality that wood and stone can't — a surface that visibly and audibly softens a room the moment it's introduced.

Character

Full-grain leather shows natural variation across a hide — subtle marking, texture and tonal shift that upholstery-grade material typically preserves rather than corrects for. Wrapped over panels, it reads as soft and warm against the harder materials that usually surround it.

Aging

Leather generally develops a patina with handling and light exposure, often softening in both color and texture over years of use.

Applications

  • Dressing Rooms
  • Study Paneling
  • Cabinet Fronts

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