Introducing the Paddington Stool: a luxurious addition to your living space designed to enhance comfort and style. Crafted from 100% leather, this exquisite stool exudes elegance and sophistication.
Featuring classic button detailing on the top, the Paddington Stool adds a touch of timeless charm to any room. Whether placed under a bay window for a cozy reading nook or used as a long stool for added seating by your Chesterfield sofa, this versatile piece seamlessly blends style and functionality.
Elevate your home decor with the Paddington Stool, designed to provide both comfort and visual appeal in any setting. Experience luxury and refinement with this perfect match for your Chesterfield sofa.
Craftsmanship
Built to last, the durable kiln-dried hardwood frame is foam-encased, corner braced and blocked for comfort and support you’ll enjoy for years to come.
Comfort & Quality
High Density foam cushioning is upholstered in premium top-grain leather emphasizing top of the line comfort, quality, and style.
Hand stitched details and a chic button tufted design complements both traditional and contemporary decor.
LEATHER QUALITY AND SEAM STITCHING
Chesterfields are time consuming to upholster – which is why they’re often more expensive than a normal sofa. Similarly, because of the button tufting they also require more leather – again increasing price. This is unless each piece of leather used is a small ‘off cut’, in which case you’ll find a stitch in the seam. So when looking, pull apart the leather creases running off the buttons (as many as possible) and look for stitches. To have some stitches/seams is fine, but your sofa shouldn’t have them in almost every fold – if that’s the case it’s poor quality.
Also make sure the leather is of a high grade – many Chesterfields use lower quality leathers that have been poorly dyed or distressed to look old. Make sure you choose one that’s soft to touch and not shiny or mottled.
SPRING SUSPENSION
The best Chesterfields should have a great seat cushioning, base cushions and/or a spring system on the base and arms. ‘Coil’ systems are the best and if also done on the arms (which is the traditional way) then you’ll be guaranteed comfort and quality. Poorer quality Chesterfields will only add webbing suspension to the base and use foam on the arms. Stay away from those.
