Deep brown leather sectional in a living room

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Restoration Hardware leather repair NJ

Deep sectionals and sofas in aged-look, distressed leathers. When scuffs turn pale, seats crack or the color wears through, the leather can be repaired at home without losing its lived-in character.

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What we see

Eight common problems

Most Restoration Hardware leather repair NJ requests are one of these, usually on deep seat cushions and arms.

Scratched leather — **Scratches**Pale lines that show on aged-look leather.

Scuffed leather — **Scuffs**Waxy finishes rub light where they are touched.

Cracked leather — **Cracks**Dry leather splitting on deep seat cushions.

Leather with color loss — **Color loss**Worn color on arms and backs.

Stained leather — **Stains**Spills and body oil that darken the hide.

Worn leather — **Wear**Seat fronts worn past the patina.

Torn leather — **Tears**Cuts and splits that keep growing.

Dry leather — **Dryness**Stiff, dull leather in sunny rooms.

What we repair

Deep seats, big pieces

Sofas, sectionals, armchairs, recliners and ottomans, down to the arms and edges.

Deep brown leather sectional — **Sectionals**

Leather armchair detail — **Arms & edges**

Aged-look leather

Keep the character

Distressed leather is meant to look lived in. The repair should remove damage, not the look.

Stacked aged-look leather hides — **Aged-look hides**Character is kept; only the damage goes.

Folds in a distressed leather hide — **Distressed leather**Pull-up leathers that lighten when flexed.

Stitching on a leather cushion — **Stitching**Seams closed to match the original line.

Find the tagA photo of the label helps us read the leather.

Before & after

The same damage, repaired

All before & after →

Sofa restored, before and after — Sofa restored

Armchair restored, before and after — Armchair restored

Sectional restored, before and after — Sectional restored

Ottoman restored, before and after — Ottoman restored

Cut along a welt closed, before and after — Cut along a welt closed

Crazed cushion restored, before and after — Crazed cushion restored

Surface scratches blended, before and after — Surface scratches blended

Crack repair Scratch repair Scuff repair Tear repair All brands

How it works

From photos to finished

01Photos

The whole piece, every damaged area up close, and the tag under a cushion.

02Plan and price

What the leather is, what we would do and the price, in writing.

03Repair

Usually at your home: cleaning, filling, color mixed to your hide, then a protective finish.

04Aftercare

How long the finish needs to cure, and how to look after it.

Questions

RH repair questions

Will my aged-look leather end up looking new?

Not unless you want it to. We keep the distressed character and only take out the damage.

Can pale scuffs on waxy leather be fixed?

Often, yes. Many pale marks on waxy, pull-up leathers can be worked back in; deeper ones are filled and recolored.

Can one cushion of a deep sectional be repaired?

Yes. We repair the worn cushion and blend it into the ones next to it.

Should I check the warranty first?

If the piece may still be covered by the store or maker, ask them first, since an outside repair may affect a claim.

How do I start Restoration Hardware leather repair NJ?

Send photos to office@leatherrestorepro.com: the whole piece, the damage up close, and the tag.

RH and Restoration Hardware are trademarks of their owner, used here only to identify the furniture we repair. Leather Restore Pro is an independent repair company with no ties to RH.

Free estimate

Keep the lived-in look.

Send the whole piece, the damage up close and the tag. That is enough to tell you what your piece needs and what it costs.

Get a free estimate Call (347) 310-7483

or email office@leatherrestorepro.com