No two hides are the same, and no two leather sofas feel the same. The way a hide is tanned, dyed and finished determines how it lives in the room: whether it develops a soft patina or stays crisp, whether it grows warmer over a year or remains cool and even.
We work with six fixed leathers, sourced from Italian tanneries and selected for durability, honesty and character. Below you can read what each type is made for, and which interiors it belongs in.
Our most popular leather. Africa is a full-grain aniline leather with a lightly washed, lively appearance, every sofa becomes unique.
Folds, scars and grain stay visible. The more you sit on it, the more beautiful it becomes.
More on Africa →Full-nappa leather with a distinct grain. Slightly crisper in appearance than Africa, but equally full in character.
Often chosen for lounge sofas. Forgiving, good for families with children and pets.
More on Kenia →Italian semi-aniline leather with a soft, supple hand and a subtle matte sheen, modern and uniform.
For those who prefer quiet in the room: less patina, more evenness. Ideal with clean-lined furniture.
More on Foggia →Thicker pigmented leather, often chosen for chesterfield models. Deep colours, strong resistance.
A classic European leather that ages slowly. A perfect partner for buttoning and capitonnage.
More on Granada →Treated oil-pull-up leather with a dramatic colour shift. Press, rub or sit and the leather visibly changes tone.
For lovers of true vintage. Scratches are not defects, they are the story.
More on Rancho →Semi-aniline leather with a rubbed finish. A natural marble-like structure in tones such as Concrete and Smoke.
Suits industrial or loft interiors. Understated, but with a clear hand.
More on Toledo →Our 3,000 m² church showroom in Enschede shows all six leathers side by side, on sofa, on armchair, by daylight and by evening lamp.