Leather is extremely sensitive to air humidity. Dry environments will accelerate moisture loss, while high temperatures will amplify UV damage.
In addition to the stitch type, the "stitch density" and "thread material matching" at the seam will also affect the anti-loosening effect.
In modern living environments, leather sofas serve as the centerpiece of the living room, serving not only as a place for daily rest but also as a symbol of the space's style and quality of life.
Maintaining the softness and aesthetic appeal of a chenille fabric multi-person sofa over time depends not only on the excellent properties of the material itself but also on daily, effective maintenance and proper usage.
The advantages of the ergonomically designed leather sofa in terms of backrest angle and lumbar support are first reflected in its respect and fit for the natural shape of the human body.
The spine has natural physiological curvature from the cervical vertebrae to the lumbar vertebrae, and the backrest height needs to cover these curvatures to provide continuous support.