MacGregor Sofa
best sellerHancock & Moore
Your leather-sofa leader: heirloom leather, hand-finished in North Carolina.
Leather
Leather that gets better with age.
Good leather is the rare furniture that improves with use. It softens, it deepens, it carries the marks of a life lived around it. Ours is benchmade by two of the best houses in the country, chosen for hides that age into heirlooms instead of wearing out.
How to choose leather furniture that lasts
The hide decides everything. Top-grain and full-aniline leathers age with a natural patina; corrected and heavily protected leathers wear more uniformly but with less character. Which is right depends on how you live and how much patina you want. Our guide to leather grades walks through it, and a designer can show you the difference on the floor.
Leather or fabric? Leather is easier to wipe clean, gets better with age, and suits high-traffic rooms and pets; fabric offers softness and color range. It is worth thinking through before you commit, and our leather vs. fabric guide lays out the trade-offs.
The frame under the leather matters as much as the hide. Kiln-dried hardwood, corner-blocked and eight-way hand-tied, is why a benchmade leather sofa lasts decades. Every leather line we carry is built this way; here is how to tell a well-made sofa.
It ages into an heirloom. Real leather rewards a little care with a lifetime of use, softening into something better than the day it arrived. Keeping it that way is simple, as our guide to caring for leather furniture shows.
The leather we stand behind
Two of the finest leather houses in America, and the pieces our clients pass down.
See these and more on the sofas and sectionals floor, each with white-glove delivery and installation across the Kansas City metro.
Feel the difference good leather makes.
Come sit in it, or send us the room and we'll shortlist leathers before you arrive. The first consultation is complimentary.