Leather Chairs

A piece of furniture consisting of a seat, legs, back, and often arms, designed to accommodate one person.

Leather chairs have long been associated with mankind. They are an important part of the furniture in the urban area. A chair is a piece of furniture for sitting, consisting of a seat, a back, and sometimes arm rests, commonly used by us.
Leather chair is one of the most elegant types of furniture that you can own. Leather chair is pleasant to have in any style of home, and will bring a new light to any room it is placed in. Leather chair has always succeeded in commanding a commendable position among art fanatics worldover. Leather chairs are made from different types of woods like rose wood, tamarind wood, teak, shisham etc. Finishings are done with the best leather to give it the perfect look.

The antique looking leather chair complemented with beautifil designs executed with unprecedented finish are simply inexpressible within the boundary of words.

There is a large demand for leather chairs reflecting traditional and colonial designs in the world market. Leather chairs prepared by the best leather materials with delicate and rich designs receive laudable appreciation in the International markets among art lovers. They command a bigger cost premium and are largely exported to many foreign countries like the US and Europe.

Leather Chair Care Tips
Leather is also a type of material that is easily maintained. Caring for your leather charis is easily overlooked, but in order to hold the value of your leather chairs, you should follow a few simple tasks in order to keep your leather looking, feeling, and even smelling new.

• Never use wet wipes, use special leather wipes or a damp cloth to clean leather every week or so
  
  
• Complete clean: Clean at least three times a year using special Homeserve products
  
  
• Pay attention: All leathers react differently to cleaning, so test your cleaning product prior to use and keep a careful eye on colour coming off on the sponge and the leather underneath it, the entire time you clean
  
  
• Foam up: Always foam up the cleaning products and never use the product neat.
  
  
• Go gently: Two or three gentle cleans will give the best results than heavy spot cleans
  
  
• Don't take shortcuts: Don't resort to 'kitchen' or 'workshop' products; these can cause severe damage that may be impossible to repair. If a stain is serious, leather care professionals can do the work for you.