Trevaro Leather Sofa

To preserve the supple feel of the top grain leather, we recommend dusting it weekly with a soft, dry cloth. For deeper cleaning, use only a slightly dampened cloth with distilled water; avoid harsh chemicals, soaps, or detergents, as these can strip the natural oils from the leather. To prevent fading or cracking, particularly in sunnier climates, try to position the sofa away from direct sunlight and heating vents. For added protection, a leather conditioner can be applied every 6–12 months.

This Cindy Crawford Home piece is defined by classic, heirloom-inspired details. Key features include elegant rolled arms and a hand-applied nailhead trim that adds tailored character. The sofa is grounded by turned bun feet with a rich finish, a hallmark of traditional craftsmanship. These timeless elements make it an ideal choice for a formal living room or a den where you want to create a warm, established atmosphere.

Designed for refined ease, this sofa features plush seat and back cushions engineered for a balanced "sink-in" comfort. While the traditional silhouette provides structure, the high-density foam cores are wrapped in soft fibers to prevent sagging and ensure the cushions retain their shape after repeated use. The inclusion of coordinating accent pillows allows you to further customize your support.

This sofa features a high-performance upholstery design known as a "leather match." Genuine top grain leather—the highest quality part of the hide, prized for its natural texture and durability—is used on all high-contact areas, including the seat cushions, backrests, and armrests. To provide a high-end look at a more accessible value, a color-matched polyurethane is used on the sides and back, where the sofa experiences less wear.

Leather is one of the most resilient materials for active households. The top grain leather used here is naturally more resistant to punctures and tears than most fabrics. For pet owners, leather is particularly beneficial because it does not trap pet hair or odors. While claws can leave marks on any natural material, many owners find that leather develops a beautiful "distressed" character over time that enhances its traditional aesthetic.

At 86 inches wide, this sofa is a standard full-size piece designed to be the focal point of a room. It follows the "two-thirds rule" perfectly for medium-sized spaces, meaning it will look most balanced when placed against a wall that is approximately 10 to 12 feet long. Its 39.5-inch depth provides a deep, comfortable sit, so we recommend ensuring you have at least 30 inches of walking space in front of the sofa to maintain a natural flow in your living area.