With so many different types of leather in modern and traditional colours, Maitland's will have just the right look for your home, lifestyle and budget.  Choose from attractive corner groups or striking three and two seaters, as well as the more unusual arrangements such as home cinema combinations, and decide what kind of reclining motion, if any, would be preferred. With such brilliant quality and choice, you're sure to find something just for you.

Leathers:                                                                                                                  Modern advanced leather processing's allow leather sofas to respond to specific functional needs and demands.  In particular, sofas upholstered with this leather will prove ideal for families with children or, more generally, for intensive daily users of leather sofas.

High Protection Leathers undergo careful processing to make them highly resistant to liquids, sunlight, and wear & tear. This treatment protects them from stains and minor abrasions while reducing everyday maintenance to an absolute minimum. All High Protection leathers are easy to keep clean and ideal for families with the most active children and pets.

Performance Leathers are covered with a delicate protective finish which leaves the natural features unaltered, but protects the surface from stains and improves their resistance to liquids. These leathers exhibit all the distinctive markings of the animal's life, as well as some of the naturally evident variations in coloration. One of the important characteristics of Top Performance leathers is that they combine natural softness with excellent resistance to wear & tear.

Natural Leathers, soft and velvety, are a great pleasure to touch. They have been tanned without altering any of their natural features. This is why all the distinctive original markings stand out. These are living proof of the leather's absolutely natural origins and processing. Healed scars and scratches, variations in graining and coloration, wrinkling, veining, and other markings which Nature placed on these hides; these are all signs of the inherent value of the leather.