We have seen customers buying leather furniture and then complaining about how their sofas or recliners began damaging. Yes, this happens, and it happens because of lack of maintenance. So we thought why not give you some solutions this new year on how to really bring some happiness to all out leather lovers without much hassles.

Leather is not just the rich, leather is for everyone. There may be myths about leather such as leather does not last long and it is difficult to take care of it. But we feel that leather is a top notch solution to any home décor. However, it is true that leather does get damaged if it is too hot during summers and is definitely too cold for winter.

As home designers, we totally love leather for the reason that it is natural and adds a rustic touch to various living spaces. It is pleasantly warm and cold both but keep your pet away unless incase he has lost his chewing toy, that may cause harm to your leather. If you feel skeptical about buying leather, choose furniture which has protected leather with an extra finish. This would minimize damage whether it is from your toddlers or pets.

Tips and Suggestions for Cleaning Leather
Cleaning your leather furniture may come with some hassle but you can always follow a few precautions. Keep your leather furniture away from extreme temperatures. Avoid using leather furniture in open or garden areas as due to the effect of direct sun rays your leather may have cracks, go dry or gradually begin fading. Our experts suggest use of good leather conditioner in every 6-12 months.
For minor spots and spills, clean it immediately with a clean absorbent cloth or sponge. Do not use soap or soak the stain heavily with water as that may cause tearing of leather. Try using cotton swab/balls or cloth as it makes cleaning less messy.

Leather often absorbs water under wet weather conditions. If that seem happening to your furniture, you will not be able to save it from damage. It is necessary to maintain certain temperature levels in the house to prevent cracking as well as mold growth which is harmful to both, wood frame and leather.

The Don’ts!
No Cleaning solvents, furniture polish, oils, varnish, abrasive cleaners or ammonia water solution. In case your leather sofa has a stain despite all the cleaning methods you used, we recommend you to contact a professional leather specialist to avoid any further damage. For minor scratches, use a chamois or clean fingers to gently buff the scratch. If the scratch still seems to stay, moisten lightly with distilled water very gently and to a less quantity which does not affect the leather.
Vacuum the leather regularly to prevent it from dust. Make sure you cover the leather furniture with lightweight sheets when not in use. That will keep your furniture off contact from any undesired natural elements.

So if you follow all these little things that we suggested, it will make your leather look young, expensive and classy forever. Anything that comes from the nature need care and taking care of your subtly fancy leather won’t much harm. Keep it sophisticated and treasure your furniture forever.