Rodeo Architect Quilted Leather Desk Chair

*Diamond Stitch Puglia Brown lower inside back & top of seat cushion
*Dark Brindle Yoke
*Smooth Lower Back
*Alder wood Frame: Chestnut Finish
*Nailheads
*Adjustable Seat
*Customization Available

Overall Dimensions: 27" W x 26" D
Seat Height: Adjusts from 18" to 22"

Our Rodeo Architect Quilted Leather Desk Chair has a yoke made of brindle hair on hide and hand antiqued brown leather upholstery. It is a stand-alone piece that cries out for everyone entering the room to pay attention. This executive desk chair pays homage to the classic look of earlier decades while also adding a crisply unique spin. What distinguishes this item and makes it the ideal choice for your home office are its chestnut finished alder wood frame and textural Diamond Stitched Puglia Brown leather on the lower inside back and top of seat. Including thick layers of foam to maximize your sitting comfort. Made in Texas using 100% top grain leather. AVAILABLE TO BE CUSTOM ORDERED WITH A LARGE SELECTION OF DIFFERENT LEATHERS & HIDES.

VARIATIONS IN GRAIN, TEXTURE, COLOR, AND HUE DISTINGUISH 100% TOP-GRAIN COWHIDE LEATHER. EXPECTED HEALED SCARS AND MARKINGS ONLY ADDS TO THE SKINS' INHERENT BEAUTY. THESE DIFFERENCES ARE CHARACTERISTIC OF GENUINE 100% TOP GRAIN COWHIDE LEATHER AND SHOULD NOT BE PERCEIVED AS FLAWS.

Leather
Puglia Brown leather background and texture stitched with a diamond-shaped pattern.

Hair on Hide
cowhide that has retained its natural coloring and hair. Brown/white spotted or speckled, black/white spotted or speckled, tan/white spotted or speckled, and brindle light or dark exotic are just a few examples of the many combinations that can be customized onto product.. There is little control over the final hue, making each hide unique.

General-purpose leather cleaners, homemade concoctions, and household cleansers should all be avoided. Instead, choose a product designed for unfinished leathers. To assist minimize fading, avoid positioning furniture directly in front of the sun. Spills and soiling should be removed immediately to avoid lasting discoloration on pure aniline leathers due to its lack of having a protective finish. If a spill occurs, blot it up as soon as possible with a clean, dry, absorbent cloth.