A practical guide for caring for leather upholstery, from everyday dusting and routine maintenance to spills, stains, sunlight, and heat. Because each leather type performs differently, this guide helps explain what to do, what to avoid, and how to preserve the natural beauty, finish, and character of your leather over time.

Famous for its durability, leather requires very little maintenance with normal use. Simple habits such as regular dusting, light vacuuming, and keeping furniture away from prolonged sunlight or direct heat can help preserve the beauty and integrity of the material.

Leather is naturally resilient, but it is not indestructible. With the right care, it will continue to soften, evolve, and develop character through years of use.