Corsario Leather Sectional Sofa with Left Facing Chaise

• Warm bourbon color adds a cozy, yet stunning look to any room
• Made to last, top-grain leather upholstery provides a luxurious look and feel
• Elegant tufting and roll arms with nail head accents define the unit's classic styling
• Back cushions are sewn in to prevent sliding, giving the sectional a neat, tailored appearance
• Seat cushions filled with muslin pocketed coils contour to the body perfectly for enhanced comfort
• Ample seat areas with plush padding create a relaxing and enjoyable place to sit with your family and friends
• Durable hardwood construction ensures a dependable inner structure
• Frame features mortise and tenon joints for extra rigidity and strength
• Comfortable and supportive high density foam padding efficiently holds its shape for many years
• Dark brown square wood feet give stability and a graceful finishing touch
• Sectional includes one-arm sofa and chaise
• Inside delivery available (white glove gold)
• One year limited manufacturer's warranty

Because it's the natural skin of an animal, it's not unusual for leather to vary in grain or color and to have marks or range scars on the same hide. Think of them not as flaws, but as natural beauty marks.

• Resist fading and staining
• Resist crackling and peeling
• Will not stretch out of shape
• Will outlast fabric at least four to one

• Vacuum or use a clean, white cloth to dust every couple of weeks
• For spills, immediately use a dry cloth to blot and let it air-dry
• For grease stains, blot excess with a clean dry cloth
• Do not use materials like nail polish remover, soap, cleaning solvents, detergents or ammonia to clean stains
• Never soak the stain heavily with water
• Avoid placing it close to fireplaces or in a spot exposed to direct sunlight
• Avoid using sharp objects in its proximity
• For minor or slight surface scratches, use a chamois or clean fingers to gently buff the scratch
• Leather conditioners are meant for occasional use - look for a product that will penetrate the strong fibers in leather, but beware of any that include petroleum or mineral oils