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A 4 Seat Leather Sofa Is a Modern Staple If you're looking for a modern-day stunner look no further than this sofa from the Kendall collection. It's a sectional with an open design and a variety of options for customization. Pottery Barn's Turner sofa is a bit more expensive than the average however its solid wood frame and top-grain leather upholstery with mortise and tenon joinery makes it worth the price. The sofa comes in a variety of sizes, from the small two-seated apartment couch to the larger armless and large size. Comfort A leather four-seat sofa is a stylish and comfortable choice. These sofas are padded and feature built-in cushions, which makes them extremely comfortable. They have a smooth surface that doesn't collect dirt or dust. They are easy to clean. There's a wide selection of genuine leather sofas on 1stDibs, including many variations of the four-seater. There are vintage versions available from the mid-20th century, as in addition to contemporary and modern versions. Designers such as Hans J. Wegner, De Sede and Bretz all made leather four-seater sofas worth a look. 4 seater leather sofas from a range of styles and colors including traditional tufted and channeled. You can even go for a double-deep design with cushions that are different. Leather is durable and low maintenance, so a regular dusting with a damp cloth and occasional wiping down with distilled water is enough. Design A sofa with four seats provides the seating space you require to stretch out on a lazy afternoon with a book or to gather as family. At 1stDibs we have various vintage and contemporary leather four seat couches in a variety of shapes, sizes and colors. You can choose a classic four-seater in top grain brown leather or one with wooden legs and a more vibrant color to create a more eclectic style. Leather four-seater sofas created by Mid-Century Modern designers, Danish and Scandinavian designers have been extremely popular. Whatever their design or color, the four-seater couch works with any style. It's all about what you do with the rest of your living space. Durability Based on the quality of the leather, a sofa made of leather can last for a long time and withstand fraying, fading, or fading. It also is easier to maintain than leather sofas because it doesn't easily absorb stains and spills. The leather can crack with time and is costly to repair. It is important to take this into consideration when choosing a sofa, especially if you plan to sit on it for a long period of time. Regular cleaning is the most effective way to maintain the leather sofa's appearance. Regular cleaning will remove dust and dirt, keeping the surface soft and prevent permanent staining from occurring. Apply leather conditioner on regular basis. Leather sofas are an ideal choice for people with allergies because they naturally are able to repel dust mites, pet dander and other allergens. Leather sofas are a fantastic option for hypoallergenic households but you should select a genuine leather one to ensure that your purchase will last. When choosing a leather sofa choose top-grain or full-grain leather. The former is cheaper and has a uniform appearance while the latter is more durable with natural imperfections, such as scars and brand marks. Avoid bonded or bi-caste leathers, which are cheaper but flake and peel over time. Compare prices and shop around before you buy a leather sofa. The quality of the material frames, upholstery fillings and frame can make a huge difference in the price. It is important not to purchase the sofa without having seen it. This is particularly crucial when buying a costly piece of furniture like a sofa. It is costly to return the item in the event that you aren't satisfied with it. Pottery Barn's Burrow Block Nomad Leather sofa is a premium quality, custom-made piece that offers a variety of options for customization. The sofa can be personalized in various ways from the color and leg design to the seven base configurations. It has a solid frame made of warp-resistant wood that has corner-blocked, glued and double-doweled joints.