Sit back. Relax. The Kenyon Leather Collection from Dry Creek may just be the most comfortable, classic leather furniture you've ever encountered. Transitional style makes these pieces ideal for any room. Diamond accent nails decorate the supple, semi-aniline leather upholstery. Semi-aniline leather has a small amount of pigment in it, thus allowing the natural tendency of the hide to show through.
All pieces in the Kenyon collection feature eight-way hand-tied suspension. This is a process in which single coil springs are attached to webbing with metal links, then hand-tied to each other and to the frame to prevent sagging and give you just the right amount of resistance. Combine this with a solid wood frame and stuffed foam core cushions with Velcro attachments to prevent slippage, and you'll see why the Kenyon collection is such a favorite.
All items come complete with a limited five-year manufacturer's warranty on wooden frame parts, plus a limited one-year warranty on springs, padding, and filling materials. No assembly required.
The leather color may vary slightly from the image shown due to the fact that leather is a natural product. Since no two leathers are alike, variations in color and texture are genuine and natural features of real leather.
About Dry Creek
Designed around the cornerstones of product quality, reasonable prices, and above-average customer service, Dry Creek is an independently focused furniture manufacturer that is family-owned and -operated. The name "Dry Creek" is a real place; the family behind the company has lived near the banks of Dry Creek for almost a hundred years. Known for their superior-quality materials and attention to detail, the furniture makers at Dry Creek focus on the needs of each individual customer, ensuring that the small details in their pieces don't go unnoticed. Things like hand-tied suspension, high-quality stitching, and superior materials are all part of the process of creating furniture that'll last a lifetime. It's the kind of attention you might not get from a larger manufacturer. It's part of the protocol at Dry Creek.
