Leather Sofa - 90 Henry Grain Leather Couch - American Made Leather

Details at a Glance

• Overall Dimensions (WxDxH): 91 in. W x 43 in. D x 36 in. H
• Inside Dimensions (WxD): 81 in. W x 25 in. D
• Seat Height: 21 in.
• Seat Depth: 25 in.
• Arm Height: 26 in.
• Arm Width: 5 in.
• Leg Height: 2 in.
• Motion Type: Stationary
• Frame: Kiln-dried solid hardwood with double-dowelled, glued, and screwed joints
• Seating System: True 8-way hand-tied coil spring construction
• Cushion Core: Individually pocketed Marshall coil units wrapped in foam, comfort bond fiber, and down
• Upholstery: Top-grain leather (dark green) with natural markings
• Cushions: Removable seat and back cushions with Velcro stabilizers
• Country of Origin: United States

This 91-inch leather sofa is bench-crafted in the USA by one or two artisans who see each piece through from frame to finish, using kiln-dried hardwood, hand-tied springs, and dark green top-grain leather chosen for character and durability. The Henry grain leather sofa is available at Uptown Sebastian with free shipping. Wide flat arms, a 25-inch seat depth, and coil-on-coil cushioning deliver proper support for sprawling out after a long day.

How Is This Sofa Actually Built?

Every Henry frame is solid kiln-dried hardwood joined with double dowels, glue, and screws -- no plywood or particle board. The 8-way hand-tied spring system stabilizes each coil so the entire network moves in unison, preventing sagging and dead zones across 81 inches of seating width. Each seat cushion holds an individually pocketed Marshall coil unit wrapped in high-density foam, a thick layer of comfort bond fiber, and a down-filled cover with sewn channels. One or two artisans build the entire sofa from start to finish, ensuring consistency that assembly lines can't match.

What Can You Choose on This Piece?

This model arrives in dark green top-grain leather; other colorways and configurations may be available by request. The leather is chosen for natural grain patterns and surface markings that develop authentic patina over years of use. If you'd like to explore other leather grades or arm styles, call us at 833-566-6526 -- custom leather furniture is built the same way.

How Long Does It Take to Build?

The lead time for this sofa is 8-10 weeks. It's built to order by American artisans, so each piece begins when you place the order and moves through frame joinery, spring tying, cushion assembly, and upholstery as a single project. Uptown Sebastian covers the frame and springs for life, cushion cores for 5 years, and leather surfaces and stitching for 1 year under residential use. Standard return terms apply -- see the Design Your Own Couch guide for details.

Where Does a 91-Inch Leather Sofa Work Best?

This size anchors open-plan living rooms and family spaces with at least 10 feet of wall length, and it pairs naturally with sectional sofas or accent chairs in lofts and media rooms. The 26-inch arm height and 5-inch arm width turn each side into a usable surface for mugs or laptops, and the 36-inch back height frames the seating zone without blocking sight lines.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between full grain and top grain leather?

Top grain is sanded lightly to remove minor imperfections while preserving the hide's natural character, making it more uniform than full grain but still durable and rich in texture.

Will the leather soften over time?

Yes -- top-grain leather develops suppleness and patina with use as the natural oils in the hide respond to body heat and handling.

What does the frame warranty cover?

Uptown Sebastian warrants the hardwood frame and hand-tied spring system for life under residential use, with 5-year coverage on cushion cores and 1-year coverage on leather surfaces and stitching.

How firm are the cushions?

The coil-on-coil construction -- Marshall units wrapped in foam and down -- offers medium-firm support that resists compression while still cradling your weight.

Will it fit through my door?

At 91 inches wide, the sofa needs a clear path of at least 95 inches; measure doorways, hallways, and stairwells before ordering, and remove any door trim if clearances are tight.

How do I care for top-grain leather?

Wipe with a damp cloth for routine cleaning and condition the leather periodically to preserve the natural oils and patina.