Anonymous wrote:Leather is better with pets

Not my cats. They’ve ruined two leather chairs. They don’t seem to care about the fabric furniture.

Leather is better with pets

No. Keep leather!! It’s durable

Do a slipcover, not a complete recover.

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Anonymous wrote:Probably yes, but you'll lose a lot of the durability. I've never heard someone say that leather is impractical, it's by far the superior material over fabric.

It’s just too nice for us. Two little kids plus two pets.

Leather is super durable and much easier to keep clean than fabric couches.

No. Just buy what you want.

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Anonymous wrote:Probably yes, but you'll lose a lot of the durability. I've never heard someone say that leather is impractical, it's by far the superior material over fabric.

It’s just too nice for us. Two little kids plus two pets.

I would keep it until/if it gets ruined, and talk to someone about reupholstering it then.

Thanks everyone!

Anonymous wrote:Probably yes, but you'll lose a lot of the durability. I've never heard someone say that leather is impractical, it's by far the superior material over fabric.

It’s just too nice for us. Two little kids plus two pets.

Absolutely. You could have a really nice slipcover made. Or if it’s just leather cushions on wood frames, have covers made. My 83 year old mom would totally do this for me if I were in your shoes. She’s a wiz at sewing.

Probably yes, but you'll lose a lot of the durability. I've never heard someone say that leather is impractical, it's by far the superior material over fabric.

Probably yes with mission style furniture

An aunt died and left me a few pieces of furniture. I love this beautiful leather mission style armchair but I hate leather. Super impractical for our house. Is it possible to have it recovered with fabric?