Conor Two-Seat Leather Sofa

With its rolled panel arms, loose top-stitched back and seat cushions, the Conor is a classic that can be dressed up or down
Poly-wrapped foam and fiber cushions can be upholstered in the leather of your choice for long-lasting quality and exceptional comfort
Removable, tapered legs shown in Raisin (939), a rich, cool dark brown water-based finish; optional choice of nailhead trim in brass and nickel finishes
Engineered panel frame for superior strength and long-lasting durability
Most of our hand-selected leathers can resist spills and stains. Order a swatch to learn more, or view our Use & Care brochure.
Includes hook and loop fasteners to prevent back cushions from falling out of place.
Also available in fabric
The leathers and options shown here are our most popular, but if you don't see what you're looking for, visit a Design Center to view additional options

*Full-grain and top-grain leathers can show natural markings; these characteristics are unique to each piece and show that your leather furniture is one of a kind

Interior seating area:
- 65" loveseat: 46"w x 21"d
- 77" sofa: 57"w x 21"d
Seat back: 17"h
Arm height: 26"
Seat height: 21"h
Because our upholstery is tailored by hand—manually cut, sewn, and fitted to each frame—dimensions may vary slightly from piece to piece; dimensions listed have been rounded up to the next whole inch
Packaged weight: 65" loveseat: 175 lbs.; 77" sofa: 180 lbs.

Construction Features

Frame: Multi-ply engineered panels with glued and stapled mortise and tenon joints for extraordinary stability
Springs: Heavy-gauge wire coil with protective coating minimizes body impressions and eliminates seating noises.
Standard Cushions: Features a dense polyurethane foam core wrapped in polyester fiber.
Expertly designed for outstanding comfort; tested for durability and performance.
The flexible polyurethane foams used in our upholstery are certified through the CertiPUR-US® program
Our suppliers buy hides exclusively from vendors dedicated to livestock agriculture. They convert organic by-products into the fine leathers we use, creating something beautiful and useful from materials that would otherwise go to waste.