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Leather

By Furniture Today Staff -- Furniture Today, January 27, 2008

Moroni
Three Hands Corp.
Mayo
World Source Design
Stanton/Barcalounger Home
El Ran
Classic Leather
Leather Italia USA
Marshfield Furniture
David Francis Furniture
Hamilton Spill
Acme Furniture
Star International Furniture
Rowe Furniture
Italiana Salotti

Moroni

World Market Center A-1009

This upper-end California importer of contemporary leather seating adds a double-chaise sectional on legs of polished chrome. Aniline-dyed, top grain leather with drop-in coil spring seating.

Three Hands Corp.

World Market Center B-0505

This Sylmar, Ca.-based resource adds a 39-inch sleek red leather side chair priced at $115.50 retail.

Mayo

World Market Center B-1204

This rustic-inspired camelback collage sofa combines covers from Euroleather and Villa Nova for $1,599. Loveseat, chair and ottoman are also available.

World Source Design

World Market Center B-750

European-themed upscale looks include this contemporary sectional in Italian leather ($4,500), with matching cocktail table in leather and glass ($1,000).

Stanton/Barcalounger Home

World Market Center B-966

Stationary group No. 1323 makes a casual statement in plush top-grain leather with eight-way, hand-tied spring base. Sofa, $1,299. Stocked on the East and West coasts.

El Ran

World Market Center A-520

El Ran creates a novel home theater sectional with No. 9010, a transitional design featuring press-back reclining chaise, functional storage and cupholders. Diamond-stitch motif on leather cushions.

Classic Leather

Pavilions 22922

Traditional styling gains drama from two-tone honey and oak leathers from Moore & Giles stitched side-by-side. Goosedown/poly-filled seat cushions. With four-inch leather fringe (Lasso) topped with leather gimp on base and large nailheads, the sofa is priced at $3,999 retail.

Leather Italia USA

World Market Center B-722

Topeka (No. 6949), a four-piece upholstery group, is characterized by uncluttered transitional styling, gentle curves and generous envelope arms on block feet. In Italian leather at $899.

Marshfield Furniture

World Market Center A-1052

The western-themed stationary Hollister chair features hand-applied pewter nails on arm, front rail and back collar. Tone-on-tone fabrics from Tietex, Textile Fabric Associates and Thompson Bump Textiles combine for a leather-like look. Also available as a sofa. Made in the United States.

David Francis Furniture

World Market Center B-555

The company's expansion into the leather category includes a collection of lounge chairs. Majorca, shown here, is an upscale casual take on a leather lounge chair and stool. In a leather-wrapped rattan frame, it is priced at $3,850.

Hamilton Spill

World Market Center A-916

Reggie, contemporary-styled seating on polished metal legs, is among several new groups from Hamilton Spill dressed in top-grain/leather splits.

Acme Furniture

World Market Center A-826

This contemporary-styled, two-tone leather-look and microfiber combo sectional with tufted accents seats five. Imported from China.

Star International Furniture

World Market Center B-680

The upscale Arnage sofa on plinth base is part of the new Continental collection, which features a series of Italian top-grain leather frames with matching occasional pieces. Sofa, $3,000; chaise, $1,200.

Rowe Furniture

World Market Center B-950

For its Las Vegas debut, Rowe presents the Grant frame edged in contrast baseball stitching. Non-slip zippered back cushions. Chair, $599; ottoman, $299. Matching 80-inch, two-over-two sofa is $999.

Italiana Salotti

World Market Center B-626

The Light sofa's chic arm and back design enables it to float in any room. The sofa combines clean contemporary lines and stainless steel stretchers on a faux crocodile leather frame.

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