13 May 2025 | leather cleaning tips
Red wine on a leather sofa is one of the most common phone calls we get on a Sunday morning. Someone had friends round on Saturday night, a glass went over on the arm or the seat, and by the time anyone noticed there was a dark purple patch that would not wipe away....
6 May 2025 | Leather Expert Advice
Can nubuck be restored? In most cases, yes. Nubuck sofas and armchairs that look flat, shiny, patchy or stained can usually be brought back to a soft, even finish, provided the leather itself is still sound. What makes nubuck different from ordinary leather is that...
29 April 2025 | Leather Reupholstery & Cushions
A sagging leather sofa is one of the most common things we get asked about, and the good news is that it is nearly always fixable. The leather on top is usually fine. What has gone is something underneath: the foam in the cushions, the webbing or springs in the frame,...
22 April 2025 | leather repair advice
Burn marks on leather can be removed in the vast majority of cases, and the repair is usually invisible once it is finished. A cigarette burn, a scorch from hair straighteners or a melted patch from a hot pan looks dramatic, but it is generally a small, localised...
15 April 2025 | leather recolouring advice
The leather dye vs leather paint question comes up in almost every recolouring enquiry we get, and the confusion is understandable because the words are used loosely, even by people selling the products. Put simply, a dye soaks into the leather and stains the fibres,...
