Leather Armchairs
Leather Armchairs
Sink into a leather chair that gets better with every movie marathon, accidental nap, and late-night catch-up. From compact silhouettes and armless designs for tighter corners, to roomy leather recliners and chunky chairs built for sprawling, our leather armchairs balance comfort with the kind of polish that doesn't try too hard. Our genuine leather armchairs are crafted from full-grain and top-grain hides selected for character and longevity—the kind that softens with age rather than wears with regret.
Whether you're styling a reading nook, upgrading your living room, or searching for a leather armchair that can survive both dinner parties and daily lounging, these pieces are made to age gracefully alongside your routines. Available in versatile shades, deep-set loungers, and upright reading chairs, this is leather seating for rooms that are lived in, not looked at.
FAQ
Genuine leather, particularly full-grain and top-grain, is a natural hide that develops character over time rather than deteriorating. It ages with patina, looks better the longer it is used, and can outlast most other upholstery materials by decades. Faux or bonded leather costs less upfront, but tends to peel, crack, and fade within a few years—especially in Australian conditions where UV exposure and heat do their worst. If you're buying a piece you want to still love in ten years, genuine leather is the more honest investment.
- Full-grain leather: This is the outermost layer of the hide, untouched and unprocessed. It's the most breathable, most durable, and develops the richest patina.
- Top-grain leather: This leather is sanded slightly for a more uniform surface and better stain resistance, making it genuine hide that is still high quality, just more processed.
- Bonded leather: This is made from leather scraps combined with synthetic materials, it may look the part when new but tends to be less breathable and less durable over time.
For a piece you sit in daily, full-grain or top-grain is worth the investment. Read more about their differences in our guide to full-grain and top-grain leather
Vacuum regularly to lift dust and skin oils before they work into the surface, then wipe down with a small amount of mild soap and water. For conditioning, every six to eight weeks is a reasonable cadence, and pay particular attention to armrests and headrests, which see the most contact with skin and hair. Avoid harsh chemicals that break down the leather's protective surface and cause discolouration or cracking.
Contrary to popular belief, yes. Genuine leather doesn't trap pet hair the way upholstered fabrics do, and spills can generally be wiped away before they set. The caveat is claws—scratches on leather are real and, depending on the hide, can be visible. If your household includes a determined cat, a protected or corrected-grain leather (which has a more resilient surface coating) will hold up better than a raw, aniline-dyed hide. The trade-off is some of that natural softness and patina, but your armchair will thank you.
While we strive to reach every corner of the AU, our delivery coverage is currently limited to selected areas. To check whether your location is within our delivery zones, simply enter your postcode on the product page. For more details, visit our delivery page.
We also offer a limited warranty against manufacturing defects on our leather armchairs and seating. Warranty duration varies by product—full details are available on our product warranty page. If your purchase isn’t quite right, our return policy outlines eligibility, timelines, and processes on the sales and refunds page.
For further assistance, visit our help center for FAQs and ways to get in touch with our customer support team.
