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How to Care For Your Grey Leather Chesterfield Sofa The majority of people have seen or have sat on the Chesterfield couch at some point. They add culture, elegance and refinement to living rooms and offices. The classic Chesterfield silhouette is timeless regardless of the current trends. This grey leather chesterfield couch is a focal point with a style that is at home in the most lavish of lounges. It is a true masterpiece of design. This showpiece is a classic chesterfield silhouette with defining tufting and hand-applied nail heads. Product Description A classic for any room, the Chesterfield sofa is the epitomize of upscale sophistication. The chesterfield style is steeped in history and can be seen in luxurious parlors all over all over the world. From traditional leather styles to more contemporary fabric options you can find the perfect chesterfield for your space. If you're looking to refresh your living room or give your dining area an elegant revamp The grey leather chesterfield couch will elevate your interior design to a new level. This stunning sofa has a timeless design and elegant design that will delight your guests. The sofa is adorned with a gorgeous two-toned look with a crackled appearance and rich leather finishing. It is constructed of top quality Italian leather which has been meticulously and tanned to ensure greater durability. The sofa is completed with hand-applied nails individually cut and sewn button tufting and down blend upholstery. This grey sofa is the latest trend in interior design. It pairs well with a variety of shades and finishes. From deep blues and greens to neutral shades, this sofa is the perfect accent for any room. This tufted chesterfield comes with pocket sprung seat cushions, which are more durable than the seat cushions made of fiber. This means that your new sofa is going to last longer than a standard sofa. The first Chesterfield sofas were created to be practical rather than comfortable however, they quickly became a cult symbol in England. They were used by the wealthy gentlemen's clubs to enjoy drinks and dinner. These couches became popular in North America and Canada, where they were often seen in parlors elegant homes. In the Victorian time, chesterfield couches had become associated with elegance and class. This gray chesterfield couch from West Elm will complement any traditional decor for your home. Its classic design will make it stand out in any living space. The medium cushion firmness makes it perfect for lounging and has the right amount of back support to allow you to relax for hours. Additionally, it comes in a bunch of sizes so you can choose the perfect one for your space. Specifications This contemporary take on a traditional chesterfield has hand-applied nails, individual sewn tufting, and down blend seating. The luxurious leather is tanned through semi-aniline processes to give it a distinct sense of clarity, character, and awe. It is then finished with a crackled wax process that enhances its natural durability. The sofa was very comfortable and had a moderately firmness (Jess's 6'4 husband loved it too). The upholstery is a gorgeous gray color that works with almost any space. It's sleek and elevated off the floor (so that you can have more space on the floor, if you'd like). I think it's a great option if you want a traditional style that works well with non-MCM styles like the ones we like at West Elm. It's also extremely flexible in terms of size because there are smaller versions of this sofa that can fit into a small apartment and larger versions that look fantastic in a living room with plenty of other non-MCM furniture. The legs are stunning, too, and easily switch out if you wanted to switch things up. Ajai and I were both blown away by how beautiful it was as we walked into the Pottery Barn showroom. It was the first time either of us had seen this kind of leather chesterfield and we were instantly in the throes of it. It's a light tan/sand color and has lots of texture which makes it feel really luxurious and warm. It was a little more firm than some of the other chesterfield s we've sat on but still not uncomfortable in the slightest. The depth is great also not too shallow that it's difficult to sit however, it's not too deep that you sink and can't stand up without assistance. Product Care You can enjoy your Chesterfield sofa for a long time with the right routine and basic care. You can do a few things to keep your couch in great shape besides regular cleaning and spot-cleaning as soon as an issue is discovered. To keep your leather looking and feeling its best you must condition it regularly. Use a microfibre or a dampened cloth to dampen the surface with pure or distillate water. Do not use tap water because it is a source of chlorine. You want to dampen the surface, not soak it. After that, clean your sofa. It's crucial to be gentle – you do not want to scratch the sofa's surface, since this could cause it to crack and peel over time. A thorough cleaning is vital, but you should also keep your leather sofa in the shade, away from direct heat sources like air conditioners, fireplaces, and radiators. Over time, leather can become stiff and cracked when exposed to heat or sunlight. This will ruin its natural appearance and cause discomfort to you and your guests. When you've finished wiping down your sofa allow it to dry naturally in a cool location. In order to give your leather a glossy shine, use a furniture conditioner. These products are available in spray or bottle forms. It is recommended to test the product first on a small part of your couch to make sure that it doesn't cause harm to your furniture. It's important to maintain regular cleaning routines to keep your Chesterfield in top shape. However it is also important to take the time to fill your cushions, especially if they are filled with feathers or fibers instead of foam. This will help them to retain their original shape. This will ensure that they keep their shape and will be more comfortable to sit on. This is a great activity to do at the end every day on your couch. It should only take about a minute. Product Warranty A warranty is more than just a piece of paper that you put away in a drawer; it's a guarantee that your furniture can be repaired or replaced in the event of a problem with it. Knowing the terms of your couch warranty is the most important thing to know about protecting your investment. A manufacturer's guarantee usually covers the cost for replacement parts for up to two years from the date of purchase. However, there are a few things that you should keep in mind when going through your warranty. The warranty provided by the manufacturer for instance, may not cover all possible problems with your furniture. It might not provide repairs for damage caused to furniture by pet scratches, tears, tears, or spills. Also, a manufacturer's guarantee usually doesn't cover damage caused by use of chemical treatments that aren't recommended by the company that manufactures. Some retailers offer extended warranties in addition to the manufacturer’s warranty. These extended warranties may provide additional coverage for up to ten years after the manufacturer's warranty expires. Extended warranties typically are not free, but they can save you money over the long term by reducing the chance of paying for expensive repairs or replacements. Leather is a durable material that can be used by anyone. However it requires regular maintenance and attention to keep its best appearance. Making the effort to treat your leather with Leather Bio Creme at least four times a year will help ensure that it is in good shape. Fabric upholstery requires regular maintenance to maintain its beauty. It will also extend the life span of your furniture. Cleaning your furniture regularly with a soft-bristled tooth brush will keep it looking great. It is also essential to vacuum or spot clean your upholstery regularly. To prevent creases from appearing, it's a good idea to regularly fill your back pillows, seat cushions, and throw pillows. Avoid placing your furniture directly in the sun as it can cause certain fabrics to fade in time.