HENDRIX ANTIQUE TAN LEATHER ACCENT CHAIR

I couldn't stand the cheap, rickety armchair my landlord dumped in my furnished place, so I bought this antique tan leather chair and it's crazy comfortable and actually makes my living room feel like home.

Honestly, my dog jumped on it once and his claws left deep gouges all over the leather, so stay far away if you need pet-friendly furniture.

I paid for expedited shipping on this Hendrix chair because I urgently needed an antique tan leather accent piece to finish a home office staging before clients arrived on Sunday. The moment I started assembling it, I discovered the threaded metal insert for one of the rear walnut legs was cross-threaded and completely stripped inside the frame, making it impossible to screw the leg in. The chair literally cannot stand up, leaving me in a bind for the weekend, and the leather has an uneven, blotchy discoloration right across the front cushion.

We bought this chair right before family came into town for the holidays, mostly because we were scrambling for extra seating in the living room. It turned out to be the spot everyone raced to grab. The leather is soft and supple right out of the box—none of that stiff, sticky feel you get with cheap leather—and the cushion has a supportive bounce that keeps you from sinking straight to the bottom.

I bought this chair as a housewarming present for my brother, and to be honest, I was a little worried about buying leather furniture online without trying it out first. Turns out I had nothing to worry about. The leather is super soft right out of the box, the antique tan color looks rich in his living room, and the walnut legs took maybe five minutes to screw on. It's sturdy, really comfy to lounge in with a cup of coffee, and everyone who visits asks where he got it. Couldn't have picked a better gift!

Needed seating right after painting the living room walls, and this chair fits the space nicely despite arriving in a beat-up box.

I needed a chair that was a safe bet for a house with dogs, and this tough leather handles claws and muddy paws like a champ.

We bought this leather chair to replace a fabric one that was a total magnet for dog hair, and it has worked out incredibly well. The antique tan leather is durable enough that claws don't pierce it, and any minor scuffs from our pets jumping up actually blend right into the distressed look. It's solid, heavy enough that the dogs don't slide it around during their zoomies, and wipes clean in seconds.