Leather corner sofas
When it comes to comfort and style in living rooms, it doesn’t get much better than corner leather sofas. Available in a range of styles, our leather and faux leather corner sofas are perfect for creating a clean, modern look. Corner sofas maximise space and comfort as well as being stylish and flexible - a leather chaise sofa is a great option if you’re looking for a small leather corner sofa for your space. Of course, if you’re after something to happily seat the whole family - we also offer many large leather corner sofas too.
Looking to kick back in ultimate comfort? Check out our range of leather corner recliner sofas for manual and electric sofas with reclining foot and headrests. As for colour, we have a huge variety to choose from, from neutral to bold - but fans of modern leather corner sofas should check out our range of black leather corner sofas, and if you’re looking for something a little more traditional, our selection of tan and brown leather corner sofas might just fit the bill.
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What leather corner sofa is right for me?
Even if you’ve settled on buying a new leather corner sofa, there’s plenty of options and variations for you to explore. For those looking for a small leather corner sofa for two, a great option is a leather chaise sofa - giving you room to put your feet up while not taking up too much floorspace. If you need lots of space for family movie nights, one of our large leather corner sofas is an ideal pick. There’s also style, colour and different types of leathers to consider - for more help and advice, read the DFS corner sofa buying guide to help you pick out the right style, or our helpful measuring guide to make sure you can fit your choice in your space.
What is the average life of a leather sofa?
On average, leather corner sofas will last at least 15 years - and in fact, we’re so confident in the build quality of ours, we offer a 15 year frame guarantee on all of our sofas. With proper care and maintenance, a leather corner sofa can last many more years than this, and become a true family heirloom.
How do you match a leather sofa with fabric?
A leather or faux leather corner sofa will have a visibly different texture and finish to a fabric sofa, so if you’re expanding your living room setup, you’ll likely want to think about how different pieces will look together. Don’t feel you have to go all-fabric or all-leather for the entire room though - a large leather corner sofa can look fantastic alongside your existing fabric armchair or two seater fabric sofa. The choices are almost limitless - you can choose a similar shade to ensure cohesion between your leather corner sofa and other pieces, or you can opt for contrast with a completely different colour, or even a patterned fabric piece! We even offer combination fabric and leather corner sofas for the best of both worlds.
What are the pros and cons of leather furniture?
There are plenty of positives to choosing leather furniture for your home. Leather makes a versatile material for upholstered furniture, as it can work across both traditional and modern shapes and styles. It’s also relatively low-maintenance, easy to clean, odour repellent and hard wearing, so your leather corner sofa can stand up to busy family life, especially if you have pets. On the other hand, as it’s a premium material, leather corner sofas do tend to be more expensive than their fabric counterparts. You’ll also have to be mindful about where you place your leather corner sofa, as it will be prone to fading in direct sunlight. It’s also not vegan-friendly - although there are faux leather corner sofas and certified vegan options at DFS, if you love the look but don’t want to opt for real leather. Lastly, while leather is now available in many more colours than the standard black, tan and brown leather corner sofas of the past, there’s still a smaller range of options than there are available for fabric corner sofas.
