Sofas and seating

Leather sofas need to be nourished. Otherwise, they will crack.

Sofa leather is exposed to light, heat, and daily use: it dries out and cracks if not cared for. Here you will find non-aggressive cleaners, long-lasting nourishing creams, and recoloring products to restore color to worn areas. Products are easy to apply even without experience.

A leather sofa stays still, but it works hard: radiator heat, window light, and continuous contact dry it out and dull it over time. The first areas to give way are the seats and armrests, where the leather stretches and begins to crack. Regular cleaning with a delicate detergent removes body grease; a nourishing cream replenishes fats and keeps the surface soft; a recolorant restores areas where the color has faded. This is the same logic for caring for leather for home and car in general, and the same products also apply to car interiors, which face similar stresses. Just two or three treatments a year are enough to prevent cracks that are difficult to repair.